Model Context Protocol (MCP) 简介

文章目录

• Model Context Protocol (MCP) 简介
• • Why MCP?
  • • General architecture
• Introduction
• • Why MCP?
  • • General architecture
  • Get started
  • • • Quick Starts
      • Examples
  • Tutorials
  • Explore MCP
  • Contributing
  • Support and Feedback
• For Server Developers
• • • What we'll be building
    • Core MCP Concepts
    • Test with commands
  • What's happening under the hood
  • Troubleshooting
  • Next steps
• For Client Developers
• • Next steps
• Example Servers
• • Reference implementations
  • • Data and file systems
    • Development tools
    • Web and browser automation
    • Productivity and communication
    • AI and specialized tools
  • Official integrations
  • Community highlights
  • Getting started
  • • Using reference servers
    • Configuring with Claude
  • Additional resources
• Example Clients
• • Feature support matrix
  • Client details
  • • 5ire
    • AgentAI
    • AgenticFlow
    • Amazon Q CLI
    • Apify MCP Tester
    • BeeAI Framework
    • BoltAI
    • Claude Code
    • Claude Desktop App
    • Cline
    • Continue
    • Copilot-MCP
    • Cursor
    • Daydreams
    • Emacs Mcp
    • fast-agent
    • FLUJO
    • Genkit
    • Glama
    • GenAIScript
    • Goose
    • gptme
    • HyperAgent
    • Klavis AI Slack/Discord/Web
    • LibreChat
    • Lutra
    • mcp-agent
    • mcp-use
    • MCPHub
    • MCPOmni-Connect
    • Microsoft Copilot Studio
    • MindPal
    • Msty Studio
    • OpenSumi
    • oterm
    • Roo Code
    • Postman
    • Slack MCP Client
    • Sourcegraph Cody
    • SpinAI
    • Superinterface
    • TheiaAI/TheiaIDE
    • Tome
    • TypingMind App
    • VS Code GitHub Copilot
    • Windsurf Editor
    • Witsy
    • Zed
  • Adding MCP support to your application
  • Updates and corrections

Why MCP?

MCP helps you build agents and complex workflows on top of LLMs. LLMs frequently need to integrate with data and tools, and MCP provides:

• A growing list of pre-built integrations that your LLM can directly plug into
• The flexibility to switch between LLM providers and vendors
• Best practices for securing your data within your infrastructure

General architecture

At its core, MCP follows a client-server architecture where a host application can conne