A Model Context Protocol Server (MCP Server) is a lightweight utility service that exposes databases, file systems, specific APIs, or local command runtimes to MCP clients using a standardized, secure JSON protocol.
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An MCP server is a lightweight software service that exposes specific resources, prompts, and tools (such as database queries, file system tools, or web search APIs) via the Model Context Protocol. By running locally or in a sandbox, the MCP server performs actual operations, allowing MCP clients to retrieve contextual data without exposing security access.
It can run locally on a developer's computer or be hosted remotely in a cloud sandbox environment.
Yes, they can expose resources (like files or database schemas) and prompt templates.
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