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summary
Explains the Model Context Protocol with concrete components: standard IO and streamable HTTPS transports, JSON-RPC messages, and server primitives tools, resources and prompts. Shows a small go doctor MCP server wired to a tool that fetches Go docs and demonstrates improved code suggestions and fewer hallucinations when the model uses that tool via Gemini CLI. Live demo partially fails due to synchronization bugs, and Go SDKs plus gopls integration are shown as available but still maturing.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction to MCP
- 2:27What is MCP
- 5:22MCP architecture and flow
- 8:23Core MCP building blocks
- 11:22Developing MCP servers in Go
- 14:02Coding assistant demo
- 16:54Working with prompts
- 20:37Client concepts and features
- 23:58Go ecosystem developments
- 27:02Practical tips and conclusion
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