Connecting a .NET chat app to an MCP server is now a short job. McpClient.CreateAsync, ListToolsAsync(), put the tools in ChatOptions.Tools, add UseFunctionInvocation(), and the model starts calling tools. It's a great demo. What the demo skips is that every one of those tools belongs to someone else. A server can offer tools you never meant to... Weiterlesen: Treat Every MCP Server Like a Stranger: 7 Client-Side Rules for a .NE…
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Connecting a .NET chat app to an MCP server is now a short job. McpClient.CreateAsync, ListToolsAsync(), put the tools in ChatOptions.Tools, add…
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