Promplate Hot Module Reload MCP Server
Docs for hot-module-reload and reactive programming for Python (`hmr` on PyPI)
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Why use HMR for Python MCP?
- Update parts of your Python application at runtime without full reruns, dramatically reducing development iteration time for ML services and long-initialization applications
- Rerun only affected modules from the dependency graph when files change, avoiding the 5-second model initialization wait that traditional reloaders force on every code change
- Leverage fine-grained reactivity that tracks module-level changes and automatically updates dependent code, providing a Vite-like development experience for Python
What can you do with HMR for Python MCP?
- Enable hot module reloading for FastAPI, Flask, and MCP servers, allowing instant code updates without restarting the entire application
- Use HMR-enabled Uvicorn servers for ASGI apps, MCP/FastMCP servers with live code updates, and background daemons that refresh modules on file changes
- Build reactive Python applications with signal-based change notifications that propagate updates through your dependency graph automatically
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