Mcp documentation

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Reference and learning guide for the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Use when implementing clients/servers or debugging connection issues. For server listings, see mcp-server-registry.From its SKILL.md

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MCP Documentation Skill

When to Use

When needing to understand the underlying architecture of MCP.
When implementing a custom MCP client or server.
To research specific protocol features (Resources, Prompts, Tools).

Reference

Official MCP Documentation

Instructions

1. Conceptual Understanding

Clients: Applications like Claude Desktop or IDEs that connect to servers.
Servers: Lightweight programs that expose tools, resources, and prompts.
Transports: The communication layer (usually Stdio or SSE).

2. Implementation Guide

SDKs: Use the official SDKs for TypeScript or Python.
Core Components:
Tools: Executable functions (e.g., calculate_roi).
Resources: Data sources (e.g., database://logs).
Prompts: Pre-defined templates for LLM interaction.

3. Debugging

Use the MCP Inspector to test servers interactively.
Check transport logs for message parsing errors.

Quality Gates

Compliance with the latest Specification.
Use of official SDKs for standardized implementations.
Documentation of custom tools/resources for agent discoverability.

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Use official TypeScript or Python SDKs
Consult official MCP documentation for architecture
Document custom tools and resources
Ensure compliance with the latest specification
Use MCP Inspector to test servers

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