This guide will walk you through setting up a resource to provide information about the MCP Studio. Let's get started.
Begin by giving your resource a clear and descriptive name. In this example, we'll name it GitHub Readme of MCPStudio. This name will help you and others identify the purpose of the resource at a glance.
Next, add a brief description to explain what your resource does. For this configuration, enter: Static document provide information about something. This helps ensure clarity and understanding when managing multiple resources.
Define the type of content your resource will provide. In this case, select resourceLink as the resource type. This indicates that the resource will deliver external content data.
Specify the format of the data your resource will return. Set the MIME Type to text/html. This ensures that the data is returned in HTML format.
Set the Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) for accessing your resource. Enter https://github.com/britus/MCPStudio_Releases/blob/master/README.md as the URI. This unique identifier allows the resource to be accessed via a specific path.
Finally, define the audience and priority for your resource. Set the Ann. Audience to user, indicating that this resource is intended for user access. Set the Ann. Priority to 0.8, which indicates a high priority for this resource announcement.
A resource to provide information about the MCP Studio. Here's a quick summary of your configuration:
With these example settings, your resource is ready to be used within the Message Context Protocol. You can now proceed to integrate it into your application or system as needed.