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05_PythonMCP/ ├─ AppHost.cs ├─ PythonMCP.csproj ├─ appsettings.json ├─ appsettings.Development.json ├─ NuGet.config ├─ README.md └─ pymcp/ ├─ main.py ├─ requirements.txt └─ (optional) .venv/

AppHost.cs

Here’s the full orchestration file:

var builder = DistributedApplication.CreateBuilder(args); var inspector = builder.AddMcpInspector("mcp-inspector"); var tunnel = builder.AddDevTunnel("dev-tunnel"); var pyMcpServer = builder.AddPythonApp( name: "pymcp", appDirectory: "./pymcp", scriptPath: "main.py" ).WithHttpEndpoint(env: "PORT"); tunnel.WithReference(pyMcpServer, allowAnonymous: true); inspector.WithMcpServer(pyMcpServer); builder. Build().Run();

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NET Aspire isn’t limited to .NET services. You can orchestrate a Python service (FastAPI on Uvicorn) right alongside your .NET components—same lifecycle, unified logs, single dotnet run.

Below is a minimal setup that boots a FastAPI app with health endpoint, exposes it via Aspire, and keeps everything tidy in one solution.

Folder layout

04_PythonUvicorn/
├─ AppHost.cs
├─ PythonUvicorn.csproj
├─ appsettings.json
├─ appsettings.Development.json
├─ README.md
└─ uvicornapp-api/          # Python app lives here
   ├─ main.py
   ├─ requirements.txt
   └─ (optional) .venv/

AppHost.cs (Aspire)

var builder = DistributedApplication.CreateBuilder(args);

var uvicorn = builder.AddUvicornApp(
        name: "uvicornapp",
        projectDirectory: "./uvicornapp-api",
        appName: "main:app"
    )
    .WithHttpEndpoint(targetPort: 8000)   // app listens on 8000
    .WithExternalHttpEndpoints();         // optional, expose to host

builder. Build().Run();

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