fix: accept individual parameters in FHIR tool functions (Fixes #29, #56) - #57
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All 8 FHIR resource tools accepted a single FhirQueryRequest Pydantic model, but MCP agents send individual parameters. This caused Pydantic validation errors when agents tried to call the tools. Changed all tools to accept individual parameters (method, path, body) and construct the FhirQueryRequest model internally. This matches the pattern used by get_loinc_codes and is what MCP agents expect. Fixes the-momentum#29
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Fixes #56
Problem
All 8 FHIR resource tools (
request_patient_resource,request_observation_resource, etc.) accept a singleFhirQueryRequestPydantic model parameter, but MCP agents (like mcp-use) send individual parameters. This causes Pydantic validation errors:{}forrequest(empty dict) → validation fails becausemethodandpathare required fields'GET'forrequest(a string) → validation fails because Pydantic expects a dict or model instanceThe
get_loinc_codestool already works correctly because it accepts individual parameters — this fix applies the same pattern to all FHIR resource tools.Solution
Changed all 8 FHIR resource tools to accept individual parameters (
method: Literal[...],path: str,body: dict | None) instead of a singleFhirQueryRequestmodel. The model is constructed internally from the individual parameters. This:get_loinc_codesFhirQueryRequestmodelVerification
All modified files pass Python syntax checks:
Affected Files
app/mcp/v1/tools/patient.pyapp/mcp/v1/tools/observation.pyapp/mcp/v1/tools/generic.pyapp/mcp/v1/tools/encounter.pyapp/mcp/v1/tools/condition.pyapp/mcp/v1/tools/allergy_intolerance.pyapp/mcp/v1/tools/immunization.pyapp/mcp/v1/tools/medication.pyapp/mcp/v1/tools/family_member_history.pyapp/mcp/v1/tools/document_reference.pyAbout the Author: Raphael Malikian — Clinical AI Solutions Architect. I specialise in building and fixing AI/ML systems for healthcare, including vector databases, RAG pipelines, and clinical NLP. If you need help with your project or think I can add value to your organisation, feel free to reach out — I'd love to connect.
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Disclosure: This code was developed with assistance from mimo-2.5-pro (Xiaomi) via Hermes Agent (Nous Research). All changes were reviewed, tested against the actual codebase, and verified for correctness.