Integrum - Reflection based MCP server from any Python Module/Library [P]
Summary
Integrum is an open-source (MIT) Python library and CLI that uses reflection to automatically generate MCP servers from any existing Python module or library, demonstrated by giving Gemma access to scikit-learn for building a random forest classifier.
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