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Apple's on-device recommendation team is considering exposing this internal feature-store client as an MCP server so an agent can pull data during debugging sessions. Right now it's a plain Python class called directly from internal notebooks.
class FeatureStoreClient:
def get(self, feature_group, entity_id):
return self._fetch(feature_group, entity_id)
def get_all(self, entity_id):
groups = self._list_groups()
result = {}
for g in groups:
result[g] = self._fetch(g, entity_id)
return result
def fetch(self, feature_group, entity_id, window=None):
return self._fetch(feature_group, entity_id, window)
def _fetch(self, feature_group, entity_id, window=None):
raw = db.query(f"SELECT * FROM {feature_group} WHERE entity_id = {entity_id}")
return raw
def _list_groups(self):
return db.query("SELECT name FROM feature_groups").fetchall()
If this code were to become an MCP server exposing get, get_all and fetch as tools, explain in writing what would make an agent calling it noisy or unreliable, and how you would redesign the interface before exposing it.