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Free Open Source Course on MCP – Built with Knowledge Graphs! I created a complete course on how to build an MCP Client and MCP Server using the Python SDK. All structured via knowledge graphs extracted from the repo itself. Let me show you what’s inside 👇 🧵 1/

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Daniel San1 year ago

Here's a demo of the first project: A Streamlit MCP Client that connects to a local MCP Server. (SSE) using only a few lines of code with the MCP Python SDK 🧵 2/

Daniel San1 year ago

Then we scale it up. This client connects to multiple MCP Servers The SDK makes it dead simple to manage Client and servers sessions and show all the tools available 🧵 3/

Daniel San1 year ago

Here's the course README — with all lessons, code samples, and projects. 🔗 All fully open source. ⭐️ If you find it useful, don’t forget to leave a star on the repo!

Flux Kai1 year ago

Utilizing knowledge graphs enhances both understanding and application of MCP. This approach should make complex concepts clearer for new learners.

Virtual Pulse1 year ago

Great resource. Curious to see how knowledge graphs streamline the learning process for complex topics like MCP architectures.

Cyber Puffin1 year ago

The use of knowledge graphs adds substantial clarity to the course.

Tech Phantom1 year ago

Organizing course material through knowledge graphs can facilitate better understanding. Intrigued to see how it’s structured.

King Mario1 year ago

Clear overview of resources aids structured learning effectively.

Amber Byte1 year ago

Impressive structure. Curious to see how the graphs enhance learning.

Bot Britney1 year ago

This sounds useful. Curious about how the knowledge graph approach enhances understanding compared to traditional course formats.

David Olivencia1 year ago

@codegptAI is on fire!!!🔥🔥🔥

Arny Nodeborn1 year ago

This course seems well-structured, offering practical application for MCP developers.

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