Gemini Enterprise MCP Tools
An Omni Agent MCP server that provides AI models with 8 external tools for real-time data retrieval, Wikipedia search, and arithmetic operations, designed for deployment on Google Cloud Run and integration with Gemini Enterprise via Vertex AI Extensions.
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Gemini Enterprise MCP Tools
This repository contains a custom Model Context Protocol (MCP) server built in Python. It acts as an "Omni Agent" that provides AI models (like Gemini) with external tools so they can perform tasks they natively cannot do, such as reading real-time data or performing complex math.
This project is specifically designed to be deployed to Google Cloud Run and integrated into Gemini Enterprise via Vertex AI Extensions.
🛠️ Tools Included
This single MCP server exposes 8 different tools to the AI:
get_current_time: Allows the AI to know the exact atomic date and time (AI models do not have an internal clock).get_github_user: Fetches live, real-time statistics (followers, repos, bio) for any GitHub user via the public GitHub API.search_wikipedia: Searches Wikipedia and returns a list of matching article titles (The "Search" step).get_wikipedia_summary: Reads the introductory paragraphs of a specific Wikipedia article (The "Read" step).add: Adds two numbers together.subtract: Subtracts two numbers.multiply: Multiplies two numbers.divide: Divides two numbers safely.
🚀 How to Test Locally
If you want to test the server locally on your machine, we use the visual MCP Inspector.
Run this command in the terminal at the root of the project:
npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector uv run --with mcp --with httpx server.py
This will open a local web dashboard where you can manually click on the tools, provide arguments, and see the exact JSON outputs that Gemini would receive.
☁️ How to Deploy to Gemini Enterprise
Because Gemini Enterprise is a cloud platform, it cannot run local scripts on your laptop. You must deploy this server to the cloud.
1. Deploy the Code
This repository includes a Dockerfile that packages the Python server into a Web Server using Server-Sent Events (SSE).
- Go to the Google Cloud Console.
- Navigate to Cloud Run.
- Click Create Service -> Continuously deploy from a repository.
- Link this GitHub repository. Cloud Run will automatically build the
Dockerfileand give you a public URL (e.g.,https://your-agent.a.run.app).
2. Update the OpenAPI Schema
- Open the
openapi.yamlfile in this repository. - Replace the
- url: ...placeholder on line 8 with your new Cloud Run URL.
3. Connect to Vertex AI
- In the Google Cloud Console, navigate to Vertex AI > Agent Builder > Extensions.
- Click Create Extension.
- Name it (e.g., "Enterprise Omni Tools") and upload your updated
openapi.yamlfile. - Gemini Enterprise will instantly register the 8 tools and allow your workspace users to trigger them during chat!
📂 Project Structure
server.py: The core Python logic using theFastMCPlibrary. Contains all 8 tool definitions.Dockerfile: The instructions for Google Cloud Run on how to build and host the Web Server.openapi.yaml: The schema map required by Vertex AI to understand the structure of the tools.client.py(Optional): A local Python script used for simulating how Gemini Enterprise routes tool calls under the hood.
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