Guided Course
MCP in Practice
Build MCP servers, clients and apps on the 2026-07-28 protocol and Python SDK v2 — one running system, every snippet executed, and an honest account of what the 2026 spec deleted.
- 1. The integration bill nobody itemises6 min
- 2. MCP is a specification, not a library5 min
- 3. Three primitives, three people holding the remote5 min
- 4. Host, client, server5 min
- 5. How MCP got here: three eras in twenty months6 min
- 6. The wire: one request, field by field5 min
- 7. Two transports and one decision6 min
- 8. First contact: the MCP Inspector5 min
- 9. Wiring servers into Claude Code5 min
- 10. One server, four config dialects4 min
- 11. The GitHub MCP server, in anger4 min
- 12. The rest of the shelf, and the registry5 min
- 13. What you are actually trusting5 min
- 14. Hello, MCPServer7 min
- 15. Tools I: your type hints are the schema5 min
- 16. Tools II: the return annotation is the output schema4 min
- 17. Tools III: annotations, descriptions, and honest errors6 min
- 18. Resources5 min
- 19. Prompts4 min
- 20. Context and lifespan4 min
- 21. Testing and debugging without guessing5 min
- 22. Elicitation I: the form that comes back with a red mark7 min
- 23. Elicitation II: the resolver pattern6 min
- 24. Elicitation III: url mode, or how to take a payment safely5 min
- 25. Tasks I: work that outlives the request5 min
- 26. Tasks II: interruption and cancellation5 min
- 27. MCP Apps I: a tool that answers with an interface5 min
- 28. MCP Apps II: making the grid do something5 min
- 29. Going remote4 min
- 30. Hardening the transport5 min
- 31. Authorization5 min
- 32. Four attacks you must be able to draw6 min
- 33. Building an MCP client in Python6 min
- 34. Best practices5 min
- 35. FAQ5 min
- 36. The map, and what you now carry5 min
- Key takeaways4 min
- How to get certified3 min
- Your certificate
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