MCP and AI Agents Programming: A Complete Guide to Model Context Protocol, Autonomous AI Agents, Workflow Automation, Prompt Engineering, System Design, and Next-Gen Intelligent Applications

TREVELLA, KIAN

ISBN 13: 9798275495225

Published by Independently published, 2025

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• Title: MCP and AI Agents Programming: A Complete Guide to Model Context Protocol, Autonomous AI Agents, Workflow Automation, Prompt Engineering, System Design, and Next-Gen Intelligent Applications
• Publisher: Independently published
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798275495225
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: New

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The landscape of artificial intelligence is undergoing one of its most profound transformations since the introduction of the transformer architecture in 2017. Where earlier waves of AI adoption focused on prediction, classification, and generation within isolated models, the current wave is defined by agency, autonomy, and structured collaboration between models, tools, and human-designed systems. At the center of this shift lies a quiet but revolutionary protocol known as the Model Context Protocol (MCP), combined with the rapid maturation of autonomous AI agents. Together, they are laying the foundation for a new generation of software that does not merely respond to queries but actively reasons, plans, executes complex multi-step workflows, delegates tasks, and adapts to changing conditions in real time.
Model Context Protocol emerged from the practical needs of developers who discovered that large language models, for all their linguistic brilliance, were fundamentally limited when asked to interact reliably with external tools, databases, APIs, file systems, or even other models. Simple function-calling mechanisms, while useful, often devolved into brittle, context-losing conversations where the model would forget earlier outputs, misinterpret tool responses, or hallucinate parameters. MCP was designed to solve these problems at a systemic level by introducing a standardized, stateful, schema-driven layer that enforces clear contracts between a language model and every tool or extension it uses. Rather than treating tool use as an afterthought, MCP makes it a first-class citizen of the interaction, complete with versioned schemas, typed inputs and outputs, automatic validation, and persistent context across turns.