Django: introducing django-mcpz, for making MCP servers

I made another package! Say hello to django-mcpz, for building Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers in your Django project. The package tagline is easy peasy MCP servers in Django. MCP, the place to be? MCP specifies a way for LLMs to interact with external data sources. MCP servers can expose a set of tools, which are essentially functions that an LLM can call on behalf of a user. So, for example, a user can ask “where’s my pizza at?” and the LLM can call one or more tools on your pizza shop server to navigate your data and return the answer. Users can ask questions in natural language, and LLMs can interpret messy data in your system to return a clean, hopefully-correct answer. MCP is date-versioned, and the latest version, 2026-07-28, made the protocol much simpler by making it stateless, like ye olde HTTP APIs. There’s no longer an initialization handshake, no session ID, and no streaming event stream. Each request is a plain HTTP POST with a JSON body that gets one JSON response,…