MCP Tutorials

Welcome to the MCP (Model Context Protocol) tutorials section. This collection of guides will help you understand and implement HTTP-streamable MCP servers.

Overview

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is a protocol that enables AI applications to securely access external tools, resources, and prompts. HTTP-streamable MCP servers extend this capability by making MCP servers accessible over HTTP/HTTPS, enabling web-based clients and secure, user-identified access.

Tutorials

Fundamentals

Learn the fundamental components and concepts used when building HTTP-streamable MCP servers, including authentication, authorization, and core MCP concepts.

Zitadel Authentication

Step-by-step guide to implementing OAuth2 authentication using Zitadel as your identity provider.

Google Authentication

Learn how to implement Google OAuth authentication for your MCP server.

Unique credentials ↔ Tools

Understand how to connect Unique AI credentials with MCP tools for secure access.

Using MCP Tools in Unique AI

Discover how to use MCP tools within the Unique AI platform.

Getting Started

If you're new to MCP, we recommend starting with the Fundamentals guide, which covers the core concepts and architecture you'll need to understand before diving into specific implementations.