requirements.txt asked for `mcp[fastmcp]>=1.0.0` with no upper bound.
mcp 2.0.0 (2026-07-28) removed `mcp.server.fastmcp` — renamed FastMCP to
MCPServer under mcp.server.mcpserver — and dropped the [fastmcp] extra.
docs_mcp/server.py:28 still imports the 1.x path.
The 2026-07-01 image predated 2.0.0, so it resolved to 1.x and ran fine.
The 2026-09-01 rebuild resolved to mcp 2.1.1, and the container has been
crash-looping ever since:
File "/app/docs_mcp/server.py", line 28, in <module>
from mcp.server.fastmcp import FastMCP
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'mcp.server.fastmcp'
That is nine days of seed-mcp being down for Drawbar's advisor. Same
failure took zerto-docs down on 2026-08-11; crop-chem-docs and
opsramp-docs were pinned then, seed-mcp was missed.
This is a ceiling to restore service, not the destination — the 2.x port
lands separately. It also adds the guard that would have caught this: the
build now runs `python -c "import docs_mcp.server"` inside the freshly
built image and refuses to push if that fails. Import is side-effect-free
(lazy singletons), so the check needs no Ollama or Chroma.
Still unpinned and due to break on their next rebuild: morpheus-docs,
hvm-docs.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <[email protected]>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FnVuG79cYPcRLTp4pC8ujR
agripro (24 varieties)
- Drupal Views form scrape via /search-agripro-brand-varieties with
explicit GET params (sidesteps the AJAX-only-on-load default that
returns an empty form skeleton).
- Per-variety parse: <h1>, .field--node--variety-type--variety,
.field--node--tag-line--variety, .field--node--body, plus the
three rated sections (Agronomics / Grain / Disease) with their
<div class="row"><div class="label">label</div><div>value</div>
pairs.
- Wheat-class distribution: 12 HRS, 7 SWW, 3 HRW, 1 HWS, 1 Barley
— provides the Northern Plains HRS coverage WestBred lacks.
nk (122 varieties — recon's "29" was outdated; the current NK seed
finder lists 41 corn + 81 soy)
- ASP.NET WebForms endpoint:
POST /NKSeeds/{Corn,Soy}ProductFinder.aspx/GetProducts returns
{"d": "<html>"} where the inner HTML is one <div class="sf-result">
per variety. BeautifulSoup tokenizes the whole blob.
- Per-card: product code (NK8005, NK008-P8XF), RM/MG from the
title <span>, "Brands Available" trait variants, marketing
positioning + bullet strengths, tech-sheet PDF URL.
- pdfplumber text extraction on the tech-sheet PDFs adds:
* corn disease ratings (Gray Leaf Spot, NCLB, Goss's Wilt,
Anthracnose, Tar Spot, Fusarium, etc.) where the PDF prints
"Label N" lines (text-extractable)
* soybean Phytophthora source genes (Rps1c, Rps3a, ...)
* soybean SCN race coverage
* soybean agronomic ratings (Emergence, Standability, Shatter
Tolerance, Green Stem) with text-extractable 1-9 values
* soybean soil-type adaptation (Best/Good/Fair/Poor) for drought
prone / high pH / poorly drained / etc.
- Agronomic rating BARS for corn (Emergence, Stalk Strength,
Drought) are not text-extractable; we record the labels with an
explicit "rated in PDF chart, see tech sheet" value so the agent
can direct the farmer at the source for those numbers.
Scale-direction correction in lessons.md:
- NK and AgriPro both use 1 = best, lower = more resistant — the
REVERSED convention vs Bayer / Golden Harvest. NK's tech-sheet
footer literally prints "1-9 Scale: 1 = Best, 9 = Worst".
AgriPro positioning on stripe-rust-resistant varieties (AP Iliad
with Stripe Rust 1, Eyespot 2) confirms the same direction.
- sources-not-yet-indexed section trimmed to just Beck's PFR +
Beck's products — everything else IS now in the corpus.
Cross-vendor coverage after this PR: 760 varieties.
bayer_seeds 475 (DEKALB 288 / Asgrow 102 / WestBred 85)
golden_harvest 139
nk 122 (41 corn / 81 soy)
agripro 24 (12 HRS / 7 SWW / 3 HRW / 1 HWS / 1 Barley)
Vendors: Bayer, Syngenta. Brands: 6. Crops: corn, soy, wheat (109
wheat now, up from 85).
requirements.txt: pdfplumber>=0.11 for NK tech-sheet parsing.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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