Everything about mcp
16 connected nodes across dictionary, workflows, comparisons, prompts, tool stacks and use cases.
MCP (Model Context Protocol)
Open standard letting AI clients call external tools, data and prompts.
MCP Server
An MCP server exposes tools, resources and prompts from one system so any MCP-compatible AI client can use them over a standard protocol.
MCP Client
An MCP client is the AI-side host that discovers servers, lists their tools and routes the model's calls to them.
MCP Tools
MCP tools are typed, described functions an AI model can call — the unit of capability that decides whether an agent is useful or dangerous.
MCP Resources
MCP resources are addressable read-only context — files, records, docs — that a client can pull into the model instead of calling a tool.
MCP Transport (stdio vs Streamable HTTP)
MCP runs either as a local stdio process or as a remote streamable HTTP endpoint — the choice decides auth, deployment and who can reach it.
Build an MCP Server for Your Internal Data
Expose one internal data source to every AI client via the Model Context Protocol.
Build an MCP Server for Your Own App
Expose your product's capabilities to every AI client with one server.
Connect MCP to Internal Systems Without Losing Control
Give agents real access to your CRM, database and docs with least privilege.
Audit MCP Tool Security
A checklist that catches the failure modes unique to model-driven tool calls.
MCP Tool Designer Prompt
Turn a plain-English capability list into a clean MCP tool schema.
MCP Tool Surface Design Prompt
Turns an app description into a minimal, safe MCP tool and resource surface.
Consultancy Ships a Client-Wide MCP Server in 2 Weeks
A boutique AI consultancy replaces 6 bespoke Zapier flows with one MCP server.
Sales Team Queries the CRM from Claude via MCP
One MCP server replaced three brittle chatbot integrations.