Build, Connect, Deploy: Master MCP Servers, MCP Clients, Tools & Resources for Powerful LLM Applications
InstructorEden Marco
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An instructor explains the Model Context Protocol architecture using a hand-drawn diagram that illustrates how an Agent connects to data sources like Slack and Gmail through an MCP Server.
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Instruction provides real-world examples for building and using MCP servers, moving from local setups to containerized environments.
The curriculum includes bridging local applications to secure cloud APIs using Auth0 and Cloudflare Workers.
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The curriculum aligns with the requirements for software engineering and Python proficiency mentioned in the description.