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## Method 2: MCP (Model Context Protocol) Servers
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## Method 2: MCP (Model Context Protocol) Servers
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MCP servers provide a standardized way to create distributed tool functionality. They're ideal for:
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MCP servers provide a standardized way to create distributed tool functionality. They're ideal for:
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- **Reusable tools** across multiple agents
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- **Reusable tools** across multiple agents
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- **Complex tool logic** that needs isolation
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- **Complex tool logic** that needs isolation
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- **Third-party tool integration**
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- **Third-party tool integration**
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- **Scalable architectures**
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- **Scalable architectures**
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### Step 1: Create Your MCP Server
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### Step 1: Create Your MCP Server
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