Multi-Server MCP Architecture: Routing, Isolation, and Control
An architecture guide for coordinating multiple MCP servers without creating tool collisions, permission sprawl, or shared failure domains.
An architecture guide for coordinating multiple MCP servers without creating tool collisions, permission sprawl, or shared failure domains.
A security-focused guide to MCP roots, file URI validation, workspace boundaries, user consent, symlinks, and modern alternatives.
A practical explanation of MCP sampling, including message flow, model preferences, tool use, approvals, security, and current design status.
A practical reference to MCP logging notifications and completion suggestions, including current status, security, and implementation boundaries.
A practical guide to requesting missing user input during MCP operations without confusing conversation, consent, or credentials.
A practical, beginner-friendly guide to the Model Context Protocol: its host-client-server architecture, tools and resources, request flow, trade-offs, and security boundaries.
A practical comparison of MCP and model function calling, including their boundaries, request flow, portability, security, and combined architecture.
Trace an MCP interaction from server discovery through model tool selection, host authorization, execution, and the final answer.
A practical workflow for inspecting, testing, and debugging MCP servers from protocol exchange to downstream side effects.
A practical threat model for MCP hosts, clients, servers, tools, credentials, model context, and downstream systems.