How do you actually build an MCP server and client?

In Episode 2 of MCP in Action, we move from MCP fundamentals to hands-on development and explore how to build MCP servers and clients using the Model Context Protocol.

After understanding MCP architecture in Episode 1, this session takes the next step: creating the components that allow AI applications to discover and interact with tools, resources, and capabilities.

In this episode, you'll learn:

What is an MCP server?
What is an MCP client?
How MCP servers and clients communicate
How to build an MCP server
How to build an MCP client
Registering and exposing MCP tools
Working with MCP resources and prompts
Connecting AI applications to MCP servers
Understanding the MCP request/response flow
Practical MCP development patterns
Common considerations when building MCP integrations

Whether you're a developer, AI engineer, .NET developer, software architect, or exploring AI agents, this episode will help you move from understanding MCP to actually building with it.

🎙️ MCP in Action — Episode 2
💡 Topic: Building MCP Servers and Clients

From understanding MCP to building MCP-powered applications.

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