🖥️ MCP Servers
Overview
MCP servers are backend services that expose tools, APIs, or data sources using the Model Context Protocol.
They:
- Register capabilities, schemas, and permissions for discovery by clients.
- Handle tool execution and data retrieval securely.
- Enforce access control, filtering, and policy enforcement for AI systems.
✅ Key Points
- Servers define which tools are available and how they can be used.
- They communicate responses using standardized JSON structures.
- Servers can back multiple clients and integrate with enterprise systems.
🔗 MCP Server Resources
| Resource | Description |
|---|---|
| 📘 Model Context Protocol Docs | Core documentation for understanding MCP architecture. |
| 🧠 Example Servers | Official list of known MCP server implementations. |
| 💻 Python SDK | Full SDK with both server and client implementations. |
| 💻 TypeScript SDK | Official TypeScript SDK for building MCP servers. |
| ☕ Java SDK | Java implementation of the MCP server interface. |
| ⚙️ Go SDK | Go SDK supporting MCP server implementation. |
| 🧩 Community MCP Servers | Curated community list of open-source servers. |
| 📖 Anthropic Docs (Server Integration) | Official integration guide and examples from Anthropic. |