Links to samples, tools, and resources for building and integrating Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers on Azure using multiple languages
Overview
What is Azure Model Context Protocol (MCP) Hub?
The Azure Model Context Protocol (MCP) Hub is a resource for developers to build and integrate Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers on Azure using various programming languages. It provides tools, samples, and resources to facilitate the development of AI agents that can call real APIs quickly.
How to use Azure MCP?
To use Azure MCP, developers can host their own MCP server using Azure Functions in languages like C#, Python, or TypeScript. They can also utilize official SDKs to build agents that connect to any MCP server.
Key features of Azure MCP?
- Host your own MCP server using Azure Functions in multiple languages.
- Access official SDKs for building clients, servers, or tools in C#, Python, TypeScript, and Java.
- Integrate with various AI frameworks and tools for enhanced functionality.
- Use plug-and-play MCP servers that expose real APIs for easy integration.
Use cases of Azure MCP?
- Building AI agents that interact with Azure services.
- Creating custom tools that leverage real-time data from various APIs.
- Developing applications that require seamless integration with cloud services.
FAQ from Azure MCP?
- What languages can I use to build MCP servers?
You can use C#, Python, TypeScript, and Java to build MCP servers.
- Is there support for using existing APIs with MCP?
Yes, MCP allows you to connect to existing APIs and services easily.
- Can I contribute to the MCP project?
Yes! You can contribute by creating new servers or tools and submitting a pull request.