openagentio Python SDK v0.3.0 — Bridge the Gap Between Agents, Tools, and Chat
Your agents just got two new superpowers.
With v0.3.0, the openagentio Python SDK introduces the Bridge subsystem — a plug-and-play integration layer that connects your ACP-compatible agents to the tools and chat platforms you already use. No rewrites, no custom glue code: configure, connect, and go.
🛠️ Connect Real Tools with the MCP Tool Bridge (25b320b)
Turn any MCP-compatible tool into an OpenAgentIO handler in minutes.
- Instant tool exposure: Surface MCP tools as first-class invoke targets.
- Flexible transports: Works with both local stdio and remote HTTP/SSE MCP servers.
- Declarative config: One YAML/JSON file under the openagentio.bridge/v1 schema.
- Batteries included: Example configs and a complete quickstart ready to run.
▎ Deploy an existing MCP tool behind OpenAgentIO without touching its source code.
💬 Join the Conversation with the Matrix Event Bridge (43fed4c)
Bring your agents into Matrix rooms — and bring Matrix messages into your agents.
- Bidirectional by default: Ingest room events and send replies over the Matrix Client-Server API.
- Room-ready agents: Build chatbots, notification agents, and interactive assistants that live where your team already collaborates.
- Zero boilerplate: Configure the bridge, point it at a room, and start handling events.
▎ Your agents can now listen and respond inside Matrix, just like any other member.
What This Means for You
- Less integration code. Bridges hayou don't have to.
- More places for agents to run. Tools, chat rooms, and custom runtimes — all through one SDK.
- Same OpenAgentIO API. Bus, Transpged; existing code keeps working.
Compatibility
- Requires Python >= 3.11.
- No breaking changes to existing A
- New optional dependency: mcp.
Ready to bridge your agents? Check directory for MCP and Matrixquickstarts.