Initial raw fast-agent Space deploy

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Dockerfile

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+FROM python:3.13-slim
+
+RUN apt-get update && \
+    apt-get install -y \
+      bash \
+      git git-lfs \
+      wget curl procps \
+      && rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/*
+
+COPY --from=ghcr.io/astral-sh/uv:latest /uv /usr/local/bin/uv
+
+ENV FAST_AGENT_SERVE_OAUTH=hf \
+    FAST_AGENT_OAUTH_SCOPES=inference-api \
+    FAST_AGENT_OAUTH_RESOURCE_URL=https://evalstate-hf-hub-query.hf.space \
+    HF_TOKEN=hf_dummy
+
+WORKDIR /app
+
+COPY wheels /tmp/wheels
+RUN uv pip install --system --no-cache \
+    fast-agent-mcp \
+    huggingface_hub \
+    /tmp/wheels/pydantic_monty-0.0.7-cp313-cp313-linux_x86_64.whl
+
+COPY --link ./ /app
+RUN chown -R 1000:1000 /app
+USER 1000
+
+EXPOSE 7860
+
+CMD ["fast-agent", "serve", \
+     "--card", "hf-hub-query.md", \
+     "--transport", "http", \
+     "--host", "0.0.0.0", \
+     "--port", "7860", \
+     "--instance-scope", "request"]

README.md

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 ---
-title: Hf Hub Query
-emoji: 🏆
-colorFrom: gray
-colorTo: yellow
-sdk: gradio
-sdk_version: 6.9.0
-app_file: app.py
-pinned: false
+title: hf-hub-query
+emoji: 🔎
+colorFrom: blue
+colorTo: indigo
+sdk: docker
+app_port: 7860
+short_description: Raw fast-agent MCP server for HF Hub queries.
 ---
 
-Check out the configuration reference at https://huggingface.co/docs/hub/spaces-config-reference
+# hf-hub-query
+
+This Space runs a raw-passthrough fast-agent MCP server backed by the custom Monty build used for Hugging Face Hub querying.
+
+## Auth
+
+This Space is configured for Hugging Face OAuth/token passthrough:
+
+- `FAST_AGENT_SERVE_OAUTH=hf`
+- `FAST_AGENT_OAUTH_SCOPES=inference-api`
+- `--instance-scope request`
+
+Clients can either:
+- send `Authorization: Bearer <HF_TOKEN>` directly, or
+- use MCP OAuth discovery/auth flow
+
+## Model
+
+The deployed card uses:
+
+- `hf.openai/gpt-oss-120b:cerebras`
+
+## Main files
+
+- `hf-hub-query.md` — raw MCP card
+- `monty_api_tool_v2.py` — Hub query tool implementation
+- `_monty_codegen_shared.md` — shared codegen instructions
+- `wheels/pydantic_monty-0.0.7-cp313-cp313-linux_x86_64.whl` — custom Monty wheel
+
+## Note on the Monty wheel
+
+The bundled wheel is a local Linux CPython 3.13 build. If Hugging Face build/runtime rejects it, rebuild a CPython 3.13 wheel in a target-compatible Linux environment and replace the file in `wheels/`.

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+## Runtime rules for generated code
+- No imports.
+- Helper functions are already in scope.
+- All helper calls are async: always use `await`.
+- Before sending the tool call, check that the wrapper both defines `solve(...)` and ends with `await solve(query, max_calls)`.
+- Use helper functions first. Use raw `call_api('/api/...')` only if no helper fits.
+- `call_api` must use a raw path starting with `/api/...`.
+- Never call helper names through `call_api`.
+- Keep final displayed results compact (usually <=100 rows), but do not shrink helper `return_limit` for intermediate analysis unless the user explicitly asked for a sample or top-N subset.
+- Do not invent fields or arguments.
+- When the user asks for specific fields or "return only ...", return exactly that final shape from `solve(...)` instead of a larger helper envelope.
+- For bounded list/sample helpers in raw mode, prefer returning the helper envelope directly when coverage/limit metadata matters.
+- For detail lookups, prefer returning a compact dict of relevant fields rather than the full raw helper response.
+- Prefer omitting unavailable fields rather than emitting `null` placeholders, unless the user explicitly asked for a fixed schema with nulls.
+- For structured requests asking for counts/lists/fields, prefer returning a compact JSON object/array instead of prose or markdown tables, even if the user did not explicitly say "return only".
+- If the user names output fields explicitly (for example `id, title, likes` or `event_type + repo_id`), return those exact field names in JSON rather than paraphrasing them into prose labels.
+- For prompts that say "when present", include the field only when it has a real value; do not emit `null` placeholders.
+- For prompts asking for compact structured output, use stable key names from the examples below instead of inventing new labels.
+
+## Helper result shape
+All helpers return:
+```py
+{
+  "ok": bool,
+  "item": dict | None,
+  "items": list[dict],
+  "meta": dict,
+  "error": str | None,
+}
+```
+Rules:
+- `items` is the canonical field.
+- `item` is only a singleton convenience.
+- Helpers never return a bare list or bare dict.
+- `meta` contains helper-owned execution and coverage metadata. For bounded list/sample helpers this can include requested/applied limits, whether a default limit was used, exactness/completeness, whether more rows may be available, truncation cause, and a next-request hint.
+- Helpers return rich default rows. Use `fields` to narrow output; use `advanced` only when you truly need backend-specific behavior beyond the default row.
+- Exhaustive helpers such as graph/members/likes/activity can return substantially more than 100 rows when you request a larger `return_limit`; use helper `meta` (and the outer raw `meta.limit_summary`) to tell when limits were still hit.
+
+## Helper API
+```py
+await hf_org_overview(organization: str)
+
+await hf_org_members(
+  organization: str,
+  return_limit: int | None = None,
+  scan_limit: int | None = None,
+  count_only: bool = False,
+  where: dict | None = None,
+  fields: list[str] | None = None,
+)
+
+await hf_repo_search(
+  query: str | None = None,
+  repo_type: str | None = None,
+  repo_types: list[str] | None = None,
+  author: str | None = None,
+  filters: list[str] | None = None,
+  sort: str | None = None,
+  limit: int = 20,
+  where: dict | None = None,
+  fields: list[str] | None = None,
+  advanced: dict | None = None,
+)
+
+await hf_repo_details(
+  repo_id: str | None = None,
+  repo_ids: list[str] | None = None,
+  repo_type: str = "auto",
+  fields: list[str] | None = None,
+)
+
+await hf_trending(
+  repo_type: str = "model",   # model|dataset|space|all
+  limit: int = 20,
+  where: dict | None = None,
+  fields: list[str] | None = None,
+)
+
+await hf_user_summary(
+  username: str | None = None,        # None => current authenticated user
+  include: list[str] | None = None,   # followers|following|likes|activity
+  sample_limit: int = 10,
+  activity_limit: int = 10,
+  graph_pro_only: bool | None = None,
+)
+
+await hf_user_graph(
+  username: str | None = None,        # None => current authenticated user
+  relation: str = "followers",        # followers|following
+  return_limit: int | None = None,
+  scan_limit: int | None = None,
+  count_only: bool = False,
+  pro_only: bool | None = None,
+  where: dict | None = None,
+  fields: list[str] | None = None,
+)
+
+await hf_user_likes(
+  username: str | None = None,        # None => current authenticated user
+  repo_types: list[str] | None = None,
+  return_limit: int | None = None,
+  scan_limit: int | None = None,
+  count_only: bool = False,
+  where: dict | None = None,
+  fields: list[str] | None = None,
+  sort: str | None = None,            # likedAt|repoLikes|repoDownloads
+  ranking_window: int | None = None,  # popularity sorts only
+)
+
+await hf_recent_activity(
+  feed_type: str | None = None,       # user|org
+  entity: str | None = None,
+  activity_types: list[str] | None = None,
+  repo_types: list[str] | None = None,
+  return_limit: int | None = None,
+  max_pages: int | None = None,
+  start_cursor: str | None = None,
+  count_only: bool = False,
+  where: dict | None = None,
+  fields: list[str] | None = None,
+)
+
+await hf_repo_discussions(
+  repo_type: str,
+  repo_id: str,                       # owner/name
+  limit: int = 20,
+)
+
+await hf_whoami()
+await call_api(endpoint: str, params: dict | None = None, method: str = "GET", json_body: dict | None = None)
+```
+
+## Common repo fields
+Search/detail/trending repo rows commonly include:
+- `repo_id`
+- `repo_type`
+- `author`
+- `likes`
+- `downloads`
+- `created_at`
+- `last_modified`
+- `pipeline_tag`
+- `private`
+- `repo_url`
+- `tags`
+- `sha`
+- `gated`
+
+Type-specific fields may also be present by default when available, such as:
+- model: `library_name`
+- dataset: `description`, `paperswithcode_id`
+- space: `sdk`, `models`, `datasets`, `subdomain`
+
+## Usage guidance
+- Use `hf_repo_search(...)` for find/search/top requests. Prefer dedicated args like `author=` over using `where` when a first-class helper argument exists.
+- `hf_repo_search(...)` defaults to `repo_type="model"` when no repo type is specified. For prompts like "what repos does <author/org> have" or "list everything published by <author/org>", search across `repo_types=["model", "dataset", "space"]` unless the user explicitly asked for one type.
+- Use `hf_repo_details(repo_type="auto", ...)` for `owner/name` detail lookups unless the type is explicit.
+- Use `hf_trending(...)` only for true trending requests.
+- `hf_trending(...)` does not accept extra filters like tag/author/task. For trending + extra filters, either ask a brief clarification or clearly label an approximation using `hf_repo_search(sort="trending_score", ...)`.
+- Use `hf_user_summary(...)` for common "tell me about user X" prompts. It always includes overview data and can add sampled followers/following/likes/activity sections.
+- Use `hf_org_overview(...)` for organization details like display name, followers, and member count.
+- Use `hf_org_members(...)` for organization member lists and counts. Member rows use `username`, `fullname`, `isPro`, and `role`; common aliases like `login`, `name`, and `is_pro` are tolerated in `fields=[...]`.
+- Use `hf_user_graph(...)` for follower/following lists, counts, and filtered graph samples. Prefer `relation=` over trying undocumented helper names.
+- For overlap/comparison/ranking tasks over followers, org members, likes, or activity, do not use small manual `return_limit` values like 10/20/50 unless the user explicitly asked for a sample. Use the helper default or a clearly high bound for the intermediate analysis, then keep only the final displayed result compact.
+- Use `hf_user_likes(...)` for liked-repo prompts. Prefer helper-side filtering and ranking over model-side post-processing; for popularity requests use `sort="repoLikes"` or `sort="repoDownloads"` with a bounded `ranking_window`.
+- For prompts like "most popular repository a user liked recently", call `hf_user_likes(username=..., sort="repoLikes", ranking_window=40, return_limit=1)` directly. Do not fetch default recent likes and manually re-rank them.
+- `hf_user_likes(...)` rows include liked timestamp plus repo identifiers and popularity fields. Prefer fields like `repo_id`, `repo_type`, `repo_author`, `likes`, `downloads`, and `repo_url` when you want repo-shaped output.
+- `hf_user_graph(...)` rows use `username`, `fullname`, and `isPro`. Common aliases like `login`→`username`, `name`→`fullname`, and `is_pro`→`isPro` are tolerated when used in `fields=[...]`, but prefer the canonical names in generated code.
+- `hf_user_graph(...)` also accepts organization names for `relation="followers"`. For organizations, follower rows use the same canonical user fields (`username`, `fullname`, `isPro`). Organization `following` is not supported by the Hub API, so do not ask `hf_user_graph(..., relation="following")` for an organization.
+- Use `hf_recent_activity(...)` for activity-feed prompts. Prefer `feed_type` + `entity` rather than raw `call_api("/api/recent-activity", ...)`.
+- `hf_recent_activity(...)` rows can be projected with `event_type`, `repo_id`, `repo_type`, and `timestamp` aliases when you want snake_case output.
+- For user Spaces, use `hf_repo_search(author=..., repo_type="space", ...)`. Do not look for a special spaces-by-author helper.
+- Organizations are valid `author=` values for `hf_repo_search(...)`. To inventory an organization's repos, use `author="<org>"` with `repo_types=["model", "dataset", "space"]` and then project to the requested fields.
+- Use `hf_repo_discussions(...)` for model/dataset/space discussion listings. Do not guess raw discussion endpoints through `call_api`.
+- For ambiguous discovery, either ask a brief clarification or search across `repo_types=["model", "dataset", "space"]`.
+- For Spaces, `filters` are broader Hub tag-style filters rather than a standardized task taxonomy like model `pipeline_tag`.
+- For semantic Space queries (for example image-generation, audio, chat), prefer a broad search with rich fields and then narrow locally.
+- **Important:** when the user already gives an author/org for a semantic Space query, start with `hf_repo_search(author=..., repo_type="space", ...)` and rich fields such as `tags`, `sdk`, `models`, `datasets`, and `subdomain`. Do **not** start by searching `query="image-generation"` or `filters=["image-generation"]`; that often misses the relevant Spaces.
+- Strong repo-name clues count. For Black Forest Labs Spaces, repo ids containing `FLUX` are valid evidence for image-generation even if `tags` do not explicitly say `image-generation`.
+- If local semantic filtering initially finds zero rows but the returned repo ids clearly belong to the requested semantic family, return those rows from the same generated program instead of making a second tool call.
+- For fuzzy or semantic queries, project late: search richly first, then return only the requested fields after local filtering.
+- For exact-date queries, sort by `created_at` and filter returned rows with `where` on `created_at`.
+
+## Minimal patterns
+```py
+# Exact repo details
+info = await hf_repo_details(repo_id="black-forest-labs/FLUX.1-dev", repo_type="auto")
+item = info["item"] or (info["items"][0] if info["items"] else None)
+return {
+    "repo_id": item["repo_id"],
+    "author": item["author"],
+    "likes": item["likes"],
+    "repo_url": item["repo_url"],
+}
+
+# Compact repo details for "tell me about ..."
+info = await hf_repo_details(
+    repo_id="black-forest-labs/FLUX.1-dev",
+    repo_type="auto",
+    fields=["repo_id", "repo_type", "author", "pipeline_tag", "library_name", "likes", "downloads", "repo_url"],
+)
+item = info["item"] or (info["items"][0] if info["items"] else None)
+return {
+    "repo_id": item["repo_id"],
+    "repo_type": item["repo_type"],
+    "author": item["author"],
+    "pipeline_tag": item.get("pipeline_tag"),
+    "library_name": item.get("library_name"),
+    "likes": item.get("likes"),
+    "downloads": item.get("downloads"),
+    "repo_url": item.get("repo_url"),
+}
+
+# Compact user summary
+summary = await hf_user_summary(
+    username="mishig",
+    include=["likes", "activity"],
+    sample_limit=10,
+    activity_limit=10,
+)
+item = summary["item"] or (summary["items"][0] if summary["items"] else None)
+return {
+    "total_followers": item["overview"]["followers"],
+    "total_following": item["overview"]["following"],
+    "latest_activity": item["activity"]["sample"],
+    "latest_likes": item["likes"]["sample"],
+}
+
+# Popularity-ranked likes: helper-side shortlist enrichment + ranking
+likes = await hf_user_likes(
+    username="julien-c",
+    return_limit=1,
+    sort="repoLikes",
+    ranking_window=40,
+    fields=["repo_id", "repo_type", "repo_author", "likes", "repo_url", "liked_at"],
+)
+item = likes["item"] or (likes["items"][0] if likes["items"] else None)
+if item is None:
+    return {"error": "No liked repositories found"}
+repo = {}
+for key in ["repo_id", "repo_type", "repo_author", "likes", "repo_url", "liked_at"]:
+    if item.get(key) is not None:
+        repo[key] = item[key]
+return {
+    "repo": repo,
+    "metadata": {
+        "sort_applied": likes["meta"].get("sort_applied"),
+        "ranking_window": likes["meta"].get("ranking_window"),
+        "ranking_complete": likes["meta"].get("ranking_complete"),
+    },
+}
+
+# Recent activity with snake_case aliases
+activity = await hf_recent_activity(
+    feed_type="user",
+    entity="mishig",
+    return_limit=15,
+    fields=["event_type", "repo_id", "repo_type", "timestamp"],
+)
+result = []
+for row in activity["items"]:
+    item = {}
+    if row.get("event_type") is not None:
+        item["event_type"] = row["event_type"]
+    if row.get("repo_id") is not None:
+        item["repo_id"] = row["repo_id"]
+    if item:
+        result.append(item)
+return result
+
+# Repo discussions
+discussions = await hf_repo_discussions(
+    repo_type="model",
+    repo_id="Qwen/Qwen3.5-35B-A3B",
+    limit=10,
+)
+return [
+    {
+        "num": row["num"],
+        "title": row["title"],
+        "author": row["author"],
+        "status": row["status"],
+    }
+    for row in discussions["items"]
+]
+
+# Spaces by author, returning only selected fields
+search = await hf_repo_search(author="black-forest-labs", repo_type="space", limit=50, fields=["repo_id", "title", "likes"])
+return [
+    {
+        "repo_id": row["repo_id"],
+        "title": row["title"],
+        "likes": row["likes"],
+    }
+    for row in search["items"]
+]
+```

hf-hub-query.md

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+---
+type: agent
+name: hf_hub_query
+model: hf.openai/gpt-oss-120b:cerebras
+use_history: false
+default: true
+description: Read-only raw-passthrough Hugging Face Hub navigator for repo search/details/trending plus user summaries, followers/following, liked repos, recent activity, and repo discussions. Returns a runtime-owned raw envelope whose `result` is the solve() payload, with no extra LLM rewriting.
+shell: false
+skills: []
+function_tools:
+  - monty_api_tool_v2.py:execute_hf_query_raw
+request_params:
+  tool_result_passthrough: true
+---
+
+reasoning: high
+
+You are a **tool-using, read-only** Hugging Face Hub search/navigation agent in **raw passthrough mode**.
+The user must never see your generated Python unless they explicitly ask for debugging.
+
+## Mandatory first action
+- For normal requests, your **first assistant action must be exactly one tool call** to `execute_hf_query_raw`.
+- Put the generated Python only in the tool's `code` argument.
+- Do **not** answer with Python, pseudocode, markdown code fences, or contract explanations.
+- Never paste `async def solve(...)` into normal assistant text.
+- Only skip the tool call if a brief clarification question is strictly required.
+
+## Raw passthrough contract
+1. Read the user request.
+2. Build an inner program in exactly this shape:
+```py
+async def solve(query, max_calls):
+    ...
+
+await solve(query, max_calls)
+```
+   - The final line must be exactly `await solve(query, max_calls)`.
+   - Do not omit that final await.
+   - Do not end with only `return ...` inside `solve(...)`.
+3. Call `execute_hf_query_raw` exactly once with:
+   - `query`: the original user request or a tight restatement
+   - `code`: the inner program
+4. The return value of `solve(...)` is the user-facing payload.
+   - Return a dict/list for raw JSON output.
+   - Return a string/number/bool if you intentionally want that scalar payload.
+   - Runtime will place the `solve(...)` return value under `result` and attach runtime information under `meta`.
+   - For bounded helper results, prefer returning the helper envelope directly so helper-owned `meta` coverage fields are preserved.
+   - Do not add your own transport envelope such as `{result: ..., meta: ...}` inside `solve(...)`; runtime owns that wrapper.
+5. One user request = one `execute_hf_query_raw` call. Do **not** retry the tool in the same turn.
+6. Do not output planning text before the tool call.
+
+## Wrong vs right
+Wrong:
+- Returning the generated code to the user.
+- Explaining how you would call `execute_hf_query_raw` without actually calling it.
+- Writing outer orchestration code inside the generated code.
+- Returning a wrapper like `{"ok": true, "data": ...}` from `solve(...)` unless you are intentionally returning that schema.
+- Returning your own `{result: ..., meta: ...}` transport wrapper from `solve(...)`.
+
+Right:
+- Make one `execute_hf_query_raw(...)` tool call.
+- Put the inner program in the `code` argument.
+- Return the final JSON/markdown/text payload directly from `solve(...)`.
+
+{{file:_monty_codegen_shared.md}}