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Configure a Resource in Minutes

This page walks you through creating a resource so MCP context information is delivered clearly and reliably.

Updated: April 16, 2026

Typical use cases

  • Link static docs like README files or manuals
  • Provide context for users or agents
  • Publish high-priority sources

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Quick Start Fields Example Common Errors Next Steps

Quick start in 6 steps

  1. Choose a clear name, for example GitHub Readme of MCPStudio.
  2. Add a short description.
  3. Set the type to resourceLink.
  4. Set a matching MIME type, for example text/html.
  5. Paste the full URI.
  6. Set audience and priority, then save.

Field explanation

  • Name: short and specific so the resource is recognizable instantly.
  • Description: one sentence that explains purpose.
  • Type: use resourceLink for external content.
  • MIME Type: response format, for example text/html or text/markdown.
  • URI: full valid source address.
  • Ann. Audience: target group such as user.
  • Ann. Priority: relevance value between 0 and 1.

Example configuration

Name: GitHub Readme of MCPStudio
Description: Static document providing MCPStudio information
Type: resourceLink
MIME Type: text/html
URI: https://github.com/britus/MCPStudio_Releases/blob/master/README.md
Ann. Audience: user
Ann. Priority: 0.8

With these values, the resource is ready to use and easy to understand for users.

Avoid common mistakes

  • Vague names: make search and maintenance harder.
  • Wrong MIME type: clients may not process content correctly.
  • Broken URI: resource cannot return content.
Tip: Open the URI once in a browser before saving the resource.

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