May 4
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Welcome to Episode 4 of the Claude Code tutorial series! š Today, we are unlocking the true potential of Claude by exploring one of its most powerful features: MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers. Ever wished Claude could query your company's database, read your team's internal Wiki, or update tasks in Linear? Now it can! In this video, we'll learn exactly what MCP is, how to connect existing servers, verify they are working, and even build your very own custom MCP server using just 10 lines of Python code! ā±ļø Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro: What are MCP Servers? 0:11 - Understanding Model Context Protocol (MCP) 0:26 - How to add a new server 0:38 - Listing and verifying active servers 0:51 - Auto-tool selection (Claude picks the right tool) 1:05 - Build your own custom MCP server in Python 1:17 - Episode Recap 1:30 - Download the Cheat Sheet 1:37 - What's Next? (Subagents) š» Commands used in this video: To add the filesystem server, run: claude mcp add filesystem --npx -y @modelcontextprotocol/server-filesystem āļø In the next episode: We are diving into Subagents! Learn how to delegate complex tasks to specialized agents working together. Don't forget to Like and Subscribe so you don't miss it! š #ClaudeCode #MCPServers #ModelContextProtocol #AICoding #SoftwareDevelopment #Python #AIAgent #APIs #TerminalWorkflow