The model context protocol (MCP). How is it made?

People often joke that there are more developers building MCP servers than developers using them, and there is some truth in that, in part because it’s very easy to create one. In this talk we’ll take a look under the hood at how MCP works and explore some tricks that the Python SDK uses to make building a server a painless experience.

Bio

Iván Sanchez believes in creating and sharing knowledge for free to further science and human development in a sustainable way. Even if it is just centering divs.

He advocates for Open Science and Open Source, having participated in many related projects in the past.

He loves Software Engineering and enjoys diving deep into the details of things, he has worked in web development, backend, mobile development and data engineering, spanning multiple languages, frameworks and techniques.

He is currently neck-deep in the database world working as a Database Environment Engineer @CrateDB, an open-source distributed SQL database.