Lease Intelligence MCP Server
Enables querying, extracting terms, and projecting rent from commercial lease documents via MCP tools.
README
Lease Intelligence Crew
A multi-agent system for commercial real-estate lease analysis, built with LangGraph. A supervisor routes an analyst's question to specialist agents — RAG over lease documents, live market research, and a human-in-the-loop analyst that runs code only after approval — with persistent memory and structured lease abstraction. The same capabilities are also exposed over an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server. Provider-agnostic across Azure OpenAI, AWS Bedrock, Google Gemini, and Anthropic.
What it does
- Portfolio Q&A (RAG): ask questions about a folder of commercial lease PDFs and get grounded, cited answers — or an honest "I don't know" when the answer isn't in the documents.
- Lease abstraction: extract key terms (parties, rent, term, escalation, break clause, deposit) from a lease into validated JSON via structured output.
- Market research: pull current market/vacancy/rent context from the web (Tavily).
- Analyst with approval: writes small Python for rent math and pauses for human approval before running it.
- Memory: conversations persist across restarts, keyed by
thread_id(SQLite checkpointer). - MCP server:
search_leases,extract_lease_terms,project_rentexposed to any MCP host (e.g. Claude Desktop). - Tracing: every run is traced in LangSmith.
Architecture
User
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CLI ---------------- SQLite checkpointer (persistent memory by thread_id)
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SUPERVISOR (LangGraph) --- routes each question to one specialist ---
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+-- Lease Expert -> search_leases (grounded RAG, cites sources)
+-- Market Researcher -> Tavily web search
+-- Analyst -> writes Python -> interrupt() for approval -> runs it
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| every specialist calls into...
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core/ retrieval . abstraction . projection . ingest (framework-neutral logic)
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+--> Chroma vector store (Titan embeddings over the lease PDFs)
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+--> MCP server (FastMCP) exposes the SAME core over JSON-RPC:
search_leases, extract_lease_terms, project_rent
Key design decision — a framework-neutral core. Business logic lives once in core/ and is exposed two ways: as LangChain tools for the agents, and as MCP tools for the server. No duplication, no coupling to a framework.
Provider-agnostic. config.py picks the chat model and embeddings independently from two .env switches, so switching between Azure OpenAI (the production target), AWS Bedrock, Gemini, or Anthropic is a config change — everything else codes against LangChain's shared model interface.
Tech stack
Python 3.13 · LangGraph · LangChain · Azure OpenAI / AWS Bedrock / Gemini / Anthropic · Chroma · Tavily · Pydantic (structured output) · MCP (FastMCP) · SQLite checkpointer · LangSmith.
Setup
python -m venv .venv
.venv/Scripts/python -m pip install -r requirements.txt
.venv/Scripts/python -m pip install -e .
cp .env.example .env # then fill in provider + LangSmith (+ Tavily) keys
Set PROVIDER and EMBEDDINGS in .env (e.g. azure, bedrock, gemini) and the matching keys. See .env.example.
Usage
# 1. Add lease PDFs to data/leases/ (or generate synthetic samples)
.venv/Scripts/python scripts/make_sample_leases.py
# 2. Ingest them into the vector store (load -> chunk -> embed -> persist)
.venv/Scripts/python -m lease_crew.ingest
# 3. Chat with the crew (memory persists under this thread_id)
.venv/Scripts/python -m lease_crew.cli my-session
# 4. MCP: run the server, or drive it with the demo client
.venv/Scripts/python mcp_server/server.py # stdio server
.venv/Scripts/python mcp_server/client_demo.py # client: discover + call tools
mcp dev mcp_server/server.py # inspect in the MCP Inspector
Project layout
lease_crew/
config.py provider-agnostic model + embeddings factory
state.py shared graph state (messages + routing)
ingest.py load -> chunk -> embed -> persist (Chroma)
retrieval.py search_leases (RAG core)
abstraction.py extract_lease_terms (structured output)
projection.py project_rent (pure math)
tools.py LangChain @tool adapters over core
agents.py the three specialist workers
graph.py supervisor graph + human-in-the-loop analyst
cli.py chat loop with persistent memory
mcp_server/
server.py FastMCP server (same core, over MCP)
client_demo.py minimal MCP client
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