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Learn Model Context Protocol with Python

You're reading from   Learn Model Context Protocol with Python Build agentic systems in Python with the new standard for AI capabilities

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Product type Paperback
Published in Oct 2025
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781806103232
Length 304 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Preface 1. Introduction to the Model Context Protocol 2. Explaining the Model Context Protocol FREE CHAPTER 3. Building and Testing Servers 4. Building SSE Servers 5. Streamable HTTP 6. Advanced Servers 7. Building Clients 8. Consuming Servers 9. Sampling 10. Elicitation 11. Securing Your Application 12. Bringing MCP Apps to Production 13. Unlock Your Book’s Exclusive Benefits 14. Other Books You May Enjoy
15. Index
Appendix: Building for the Web with Modern Python

Implementing sampling

Now, we’ve come to the extra exciting part of this chapter, namely, how to implement sampling.

We’ll cover the following parts of the implementation:

  • Server side: How to add this to the MCP server
  • Client side: How to enable it and what the code looks like, both to receive a request and send a response

Server implementation

To implement sampling on the server side, we need to consider when the sampling request should take place. Usually, a sampling request doesn’t happen out of nowhere, but it happens in the context of an action. Imagine the following scenario. A user working in the back office of an e-commerce site adds new products for sale. They need help with the description, and it should be as compelling as possible. For the description, they will therefore use the help of a client and its LLM. Here’s how it will play out:

  1. The user’s client calls a tool on the server that asks...
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