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Eunomia MCP Server

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Eunomia MCP Server is an extension of the Eunomia framework that connects Eunomia instruments with MCP servers. It provides a simple way to orchestrate data governance policies and seamlessly integrate them with external server processes in the MCP ecosystem.

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What is Eunomia MCP Server?

Eunomia MCP Server is an extension of the Eunomia framework that connects Eunomia instruments with MCP servers, enabling data governance policies to be applied to text streams flowing through MCP-based servers.

How to use Eunomia MCP Server?

Define instruments in an Orchestra, configure application settings with Pydantic, and run the server using uv, pointing it to the directory containing your server code. The server will load settings, launch the Eunomia MCP Server, and apply instruments to incoming text.

Key features of Eunomia MCP Server

  • Enforce data governance on LLM or other text-based pipelines

  • Orchestrate multiple servers that communicate via the MCP framework

  • Integration with Eunomia instruments for data governance policies

  • Seamless integration with external server processes in the MCP ecosystem

Use cases of Eunomia MCP Server

  • PII detection in LLM pipelines

  • User access control in MCP-based applications

  • Data anonymization in text streams

  • Enforcing data governance policies in external server processes

FAQ from Eunomia MCP Server

What is Eunomia?

Eunomia is an open-source framework for data governance in LLM-based applications.

What is MCP?

MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, a specification and ecosystem for server communication.

What are instruments in Eunomia?

Instruments are components that define data governance policies, such as PII detection or data masking.

How do I define data governance policies?

You define data governance policies by creating and configuring instruments within an Orchestra.

How do I run the Eunomia MCP Server?

You run the server using uv, pointing it to the directory containing your server code and configuration files.