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Letting AI Interface with Your App using MCPs

Explore how AI assistants like Jarvis can interact with applications through MCPs, and learn about the future of user interaction in Kent C. Dodds' demo.
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Overview

Explore how AI assistants like Jarvis can interact with applications through MCPs, and learn about the future of user interaction in Kent C. Dodds' demo.

Syllabus

  • Introduction to AI and MCPs
  • Overview of AI assistants
    Definition and role of MCPs (Modular Communication Protocols)
    Importance of AI interfacing in modern apps
  • Understanding AI Assistants
  • Evolution of AI assistants (e.g., Jarvis)
    Key functionalities and capabilities
    Examples of AI assistants in use today
  • MCPs: The Technical Backbone
  • Basics of Modular Communication Protocols
    Protocols and standards used in MCPs
    Designing an MCP for AI interaction
  • How AI Interacts with Applications
  • Basic integration principles
    Setting up communication channels
    Handling data exchange and commands
  • Kent C. Dodds' Demo Analysis
  • Overview of the demo and key takeaways
    AI interaction patterns demonstrated
    Lessons learned and practical applications
  • Building Your First MCP-Enabled App
  • Planning and designing the AI interface
    Implementing the MCP framework
    Testing and iterating on user interaction
  • Future of User Interaction
  • Emerging trends in AI and MCP development
    Predictions for the next decade
    Challenges and opportunities in AI interfacing
  • Hands-On Workshop
  • Guided exercise on integrating an AI assistant
    Troubleshooting common issues
    Sharing and feedback session
  • Course Summary and Next Steps
  • Recap of key concepts
    Resources for further learning
    Final Q&A session with course participants

Subjects

Computer Science