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From the course: Model Context Protocol (MCP): Hands-On with Agentic AI

Building your own MCP servers - Claude Tutorial

From the course: Model Context Protocol (MCP): Hands-On with Agentic AI

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Building your own MCP servers

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- All right, we've talked about MCP servers, we've looked at what they can do. Now it's time to build some. In this chapter, I'm providing you with text articles, providing step-by-step instructions on how to build MCP servers using Python and TypeScript using the exercise files I provided in the GitHub repository for this course. I've added videos showing how to test the servers using the MCP Inspector and how to run them in Claude and Cursor. And I even have a video showing you what happens when something goes wrong with an MCP server. As you get started, remember everything I'm providing here in the course and in the exercise files comes in addition to the existing documentation provided by Anthropic for MCPs. So as you go through the next tutorials, reference the official documentation to get more information, and also look at the many examples of MCPs that have been provided by Anthropic and by the wider community. This is where you get to explore the true power of MCPs. So I encourage you to dive in even if you're not a seasoned coder. Because as Anthropic points out, language models are great at writing MCP servers.

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