Turn Your Agno AgentOS Into a Powerful MCP Server - Here’s How
AI agents are becoming increasingly autonomous and complex. The trend is moving toward Agentic AI—systems that not only respond but also take independent actions, plan tasks, and interact with other agents.
This requires a platform that reliably manages this autonomy. The solution is an AgentOS, which orchestrates, monitors, and controls these agents.
Agno’s AgentOS is a production-ready runtime that can run entirely within your own infrastructure. It serves as a central hub for your AI agents and provides a unified API for execution, monitoring, and management.
In this detailed guide, we show you how to expose an AgentOS as an MCP server for external clients that can handle MCP-compatible applications.
We’ll discuss the following points:
- Why Use MCP (Model Context Protocol)
- Technical Requirements
- Implementation: AgentOS as an MCP Server
- Set up the Database with Docker
- Create the Agent Logic Using Ollama
- Set Up the AgentOS With MCP Enabled
- Overview of Available MCP Tools
- Implementation of an MCP Client
- Testing AgentOS MCP
- Conclusion
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