Simple Tool

πŸ‘¨β€πŸ’Ό Great job! You've just enabled tool support in your MCP server and registered your very first tool. This is a foundational stepβ€”now your server can expose functionality to clients in a standardized, discoverable way.
With this in place, you're ready to build more dynamic and interactive tools. Next, you'll learn how to accept input and return results based on user-provided arguments.
MCP and RAG: As mentioned in the video, MCP tools have conceptual overlap with RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation). RAG is a technique where an LLM retrieves relevant information from external sources and uses that information to augment its response generation. With MCP tools, the LLM similarly retrieves data from your server through tool calls, then uses that data to enhance its responsesβ€”making MCP a form of RAG architecture.
Key learnings from this step:
  • How to declare the tools capability on your MCP server
  • How to register a simple tool and return a structured response
  • The basics of the MCP tool invocation flow
Onward to dynamic tools!

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