Build AI Tooling in Go with the MCP SDK – Connecting AI Apps to Databases
A hands‑on walkthrough of building MCP servers that can plug AI applications into Azure Cosmos DB The Model Context Protocol (MCP) has established itself as the ubiquitous standard for connecting AI applications to external systems. Since its release, there have been implementations across various programming languages and frameworks, enabling developers to build solutions that expose data sources, tools, and […]
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