ELI5: model context protocol
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Imagine you have a smart assistant (like Claude) that wants to help you with tasks, but it's locked in a room and can't see your toys, books, or games. MCP is like a special door that lets your assistant safely peek out and use your things without getting lost or breaking anything. It's a standard way for AI helpers to connect to the real world and get information they need [1][2].
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