Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is all the rage and rightly so. As the USB-C for AI, it is an incredibly powerful tool that acts as a bridge between real-world systems and LLMs. But how do you get started with MCP and more importantly: how do you build your own MCP server? In this session we'll build an MCP server from scratch using the MCP C# SDK. We'll look at how to build tools, prompts and resources and how to leverage these with our own AI agent in Microsoft Foundry.
Link to Dunder Mifflin MCP Server: github.com/StuartvdLee/dunder-mifflin
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is all the rage and rightly so. As the USB-C for AI, it is an incredibly powerful tool that acts as a bridge between real-world systems and LLMs. But how do you get started with MCP and more importantly: how do you build your own MCP server? In this session we'll build an MCP server from scratch using the MCP C# SDK. We'll look at how to build tools, prompts and resources and how to leverage these with our own AI agent in Microsoft Foundry.
Link to Dunder Mifflin MCP Server: github.com/StuartvdLee/dunder-mifflin
