My Portfolio

A FastMCP server (SurveyMonkey response toolkit) packaged so it installs into a Dataiku code env's site-packages, which is both readable by the impersonated run-as user and on PYTHONPATH.

Layout

my-portfolio-mcp/
├── pyproject.toml
├── README.md
└── mcpsrv/
    ├── __init__.py
    └── mcp_portfolio_server.py    # the one and only server module

Note: there is a single server module. (A previous version shipped two divergent copies — mcp_portfolio_server.py and surveymonkey_mcp.py — which caused Dataiku to run the older, buggy copy. They have been consolidated.)

Required environment variables

Variable	Required	Purpose
SURVEYMONKEY_ACCESS_TOKEN	yes	Bearer token; the server refuses to start without it.
SURVEYMONKEY_BASE_URL	no	Defaults to https://api.surveymonkey.com/v3.
REQUIRE_EXPLICIT_CONFIRMATION	no	Defaults to true; submit_response then requires user_confirmed=True.
SURVEYMONKEY_DRAFT_DIR	no	Directory (e.g. a Dataiku managed-folder path) for persisting drafts to JSON so a draft_id survives process restarts / multiple workers. If unset, drafts are in-memory only.
LOG_LEVEL	no	Defaults to INFO.

Set these on the Dataiku code env / agent tool, not in the repo.

Install into the Dataiku code env

1. Push this folder to a git repo your Dataiku instance can reach.

2. In Dataiku: Administration → Code envs → DJH_Local_MCP → Packages to install, add one line:

   git+https://YOUR-GIT-HOST/you/my-portfolio-mcp.git
   

   (Or build a wheel — python -m build — and reference that instead.)

3. Update / rebuild the code env.

Configure the Dataiku agent tool

• command: python
• args (two separate entries):
  • -m
  • mcpsrv.mcp_portfolio_server

Because the package is now in site-packages, -m resolves it and the file is readable — clearing both the ModuleNotFoundError and the Errno 13 permission error.

Equivalently, the installed console script mcp-portfolio-server runs the same main() entry point.

Local sanity check (optional)

pip install -e .
SURVEYMONKEY_ACCESS_TOKEN=xxx python -m mcpsrv.mcp_portfolio_server
# should start and wait on stdin; Ctrl-C to exit

Tools exposed

list_surveys, list_collectors, load_survey, start_response, save_answer, save_answers, review_response, submit_response, get_submitted_response.

The flow is draft-based: start_response → save_answers (bulk; or save_answer per question) → review_response → submit_response(user_confirmed=True). Submission is a single POST /collectors/{id}/responses with the full pages payload and response_status="completed".

Answers may be given by ID or by the human-readable choice/row/col text from load_survey — the server resolves labels to IDs (case-insensitive) and, on a non-match, returns an error listing the valid options. save_answers validates each answer independently, so valid ones persist even when others fail.

Adding more tools

Add more @mcp.tool()-decorated functions in mcp_portfolio_server.py. Use absolute paths or package-relative imports inside them — the tool subprocess runs from a throwaway temp working directory, so bare relative paths will break.