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Integrate with the Model Context Protocol — its primitives (tools, resources, prompts), transports, auth, and debugging. Use when connecting agents to external data and capabilities through this open protocol.

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# Model Context Protocol (MCP) Integration

MCP is an open protocol for connecting AI agents to external capabilities: a standard way for 
"servers" to expose tools, data, and prompts that any compliant client can use. Learn the 
primitives once, integrate with anything.

## Overview

MCP separates concerns: servers expose capabilities; clients (agents, apps) consume them; the 
protocol defines how they talk. A server offers three primitives — tools (actions the model can 
invoke), resources (data the model can read), and prompts (reusable prompt templates). Transports 
carry the messages (stdio for local, HTTP-based for remote). Because it's a standard, one client 
works with many servers, and capabilities compose without custom glue code per integration.