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The official Microsoft MCP server implementations (A) are production-ready reference implementations that the educational setup guide (B) teaches developers how to build equivalent custom servers for.

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About mcp

microsoft/mcp

Catalog of official Microsoft MCP (Model Context Protocol) server implementations for AI-powered data access and tool integration

This project provides official server implementations of Microsoft's Model Context Protocol (MCP). It helps developers connect their AI assistants, like those in IDEs, with various Microsoft services such as Azure, Microsoft Fabric, and Azure DevOps. By enabling these connections, developers can leverage AI to access data and integrate tools consistently, enhancing the capabilities and flexibility of their AI applications.

AI-powered development Azure integration developer tools API standardization AI application development

About How-To-Create-MCP-Server

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This guide will help you set up a basic MCP (Model Context Protocol) server in .NET, configure it in VS Code, and interact with it using Copilot Chat.

This guide helps developers integrate their .NET applications with AI tools like Copilot Chat. It walks through setting up a basic Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, configuring it within VS Code, and demonstrating how to enable Copilot Chat to interact with custom functionality defined in .NET. The end user for this project is a software developer who wants to expose specific application logic to AI assistants.

AI-integration .NET-development developer-tools Copilot-Chat backend-development

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