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MCP Protocol

We will parse the code based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) specifications and display the content of each field according to the protocol definition. alt text

The displayed content includes the following core components:

  • Server Configuration: Defines the environment variables and parameters required for MCP server operation, such as connection strings, authentication keys, or API access permissions, ensuring reliable communication between the server and data sources/tools.

  • Prompts: Templates invoked during user interaction to guide the language model in generating accurate, context-relevant responses. These templates can be dynamically adjusted to accommodate different tasks or user requirements.

  • Resources: Context data provided and managed by the client, such as files, database records, or structured data returned from APIs, offering real-time, domain-specific reference information for the language model.

  • Tools: Executable functions exposed to the language model, including API calls, database queries, or file operations, enabling the model to perform specific tasks and interact with external systems.