Your Application as an MCP Client
summary
A C# console MCP client is built that connects to a local MCP server, fetches a dynamic list of tools and prompts, sends those tool descriptions into the chat as chat options, and uses a simple AI loop to invoke them; the demo lists 11 existing issues, creates a new issue (ID 13), and shows the server calling back for more fields handled by an elicitation handler. The client also declares support for sampling and roots, pages tool results, and uses the MCP server simulator to inspect and debug calls.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to MCP clients
- 12:41Setting up the MCP client
- 20:13Connecting tools to AI chat
- 26:38Using prompts in MCP
- 32:24Handling elicitation requests
- 38:15Supporting MCP features
- 39:41Tools for MCP development
- 40:24Q&A and closing
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