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| mcp-details | Reference hub for MCP and FastMCP source documentation links. Use when you need authoritative protocol, SDK, transport, and deployment docs without loading broad implementation guidance. |
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MCP Details
This skill is a reference index only. It is optimized for fast retrieval of upstream documentation links for MCP and FastMCP.
When to Use
- You need official MCP protocol and architecture docs.
- You need MCP SDK links for Python or TypeScript.
- You need FastMCP docs and source references.
- You need ecosystem links for tooling, inspection, and client configuration.
How To Use This Skill
- Classify the request by intent: protocol, SDK usage, FastMCP, or ecosystem integration.
- Open only the matching reference page first.
- Load at most one additional reference page if the request spans multiple areas.
- Return links grouped by category, with a one-line reason for each group.
Intent Router
- MCP fundamentals, protocol architecture, resources, tools, prompts, transports, security: mcp-protocol-and-spec.md
- MCP SDK and FastMCP implementation references for Python and TypeScript: sdk-and-fastmcp.md
- MCP client integration and operational tooling references: ecosystem-and-tooling.md
Load Order
- Start with the single best-match reference page from the Intent Router.
- If the question includes both protocol and implementation details, load mcp-protocol-and-spec.md then sdk-and-fastmcp.md.
- Load ecosystem-and-tooling.md only when the request includes client setup, inspector usage, or deployment/operations context.
Load Budget
- Single-focus request: 1 reference page.
- Mixed protocol and implementation request: 2 reference pages.
- Broad audit or migration planning request: up to 3 reference pages.
Output Contract
When this skill is applied, return:
- Which reference files were consulted.
- The discovery path used (intent classification and load order).
- Curated source-document links grouped by topic.
- Any notable gaps or ambiguities in the currently indexed links.