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Infinite Extensibility Through MCP

Model Context Protocol (MCP) transforms Siya from a powerful AI assistant into an infinitely extensible platform. Connect any tool, service, or API through standardized protocol servers, giving Siya superpowers tailored to your specific needs.

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What is MCP?

MCP creates a bridge between Siya and specialized tools through a standardized protocol

Universal Protocol

Standardized communication between AI and tools

Hot-Swappable

Add or remove capabilities without restarting

Language Agnostic

Build servers in any programming language

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MCP Architecture

  • Protocol Overview
  • Server Lifecycle
  • Security Model

How MCP Works

MCP uses JSON-RPC 2.0 over stdio for lightweight, efficient communication

Communication Flow

{
  "jsonrpc": "2.0",
  "method": "tools/call",
  "params": {
    "name": "getStockPrice",
    "arguments": {
      "symbol": "AAPL"
    }
  },
  "id": 1
}

Tools

Executable Functions
  • Perform actions
  • Process data
  • Integrate APIs
  • Return results
Example: searchDocs(), executeQuery()

Resources

Data Access
  • Read files
  • Access databases
  • Fetch content
  • Stream data
Example: docs://api-reference, db://users

Prompts

Templates
  • Reusable prompts
  • Dynamic variables
  • Context injection
  • Workflow templates
Example: generateTests, reviewCode

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Setting Up MCP Servers

Multiple Ways to Add MCP Servers

Choose the method that works best for your workflow
  • Automatic Setup
  • Manual Configuration
  • Development Setup

Let Siya Do the Work

The easiest way - just tell Siya what you need
1

Request Installation

Tell Siya: “Install the stock-market MCP server” or provide a GitHub URL
2

Automatic Configuration

Siya handles:
  • Package installation
  • Dependency resolution
  • Configuration setup
  • Server startup
3

Ready to Use

Server tools are immediately available in your conversation
"Configure the context7 MCP server for documentation"
Siya can also search for MCP servers: “Find MCP servers for AWS integration”

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Available MCP Servers

Growing Ecosystem of MCP Servers

Discover servers that extend Siya’s capabilities in every direction
  • Official Servers
  • Community Servers
  • Enterprise Servers

context7

Documentation IntelligenceParse, search, and generate documentation with AI-powered understanding.Key Features:
  • MDX/Markdown parsing
  • Semantic search
  • Auto-generation
  • Example extraction
  • API documentation

Available Tools

  • searchDocs - Find relevant documentation
  • parseMDX - Extract structured data
  • generateDocs - Create documentation
  • extractExamples - Get code samples
  • updateDocs - Modify existing docs
"Install the context7 MCP server"
Financial Data AccessReal-time market data, analysis, and financial information at your fingertips.Key Features:
  • Live stock quotes
  • Market news
  • Technical indicators
  • Company financials
  • Portfolio tracking

Available Tools

  • getQuote - Current stock price
  • getNews - Market news
  • analyze - Technical analysis
  • getFinancials - Company data
  • trackPortfolio - Monitor holdings
Requires API key from financial data provider

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Using MCP Servers

Seamless Integration in Your Workflow

Once configured, MCP servers feel like native Siya capabilities

Discovery & Usage

1

List Available Servers

Ask: “What MCP servers are available?”
2

Explore Capabilities

Ask: “What can the stock-market server do?”
3

Use Tools Naturally

Just ask: “Get the current price of AAPL”

Siya automatically routes requests to the appropriate MCP server

  • Chaining Tools
  • Conditional Logic
  • Batch Operations

Combine Multiple Servers

MCP servers can work together for complex workflows
Example Workflow
User: "Analyze our database performance and create a report"

Siya uses:
1. database-manager → Query performance metrics
2. data-analyzer → Process statistics
3. context7 → Generate markdown report
4. git-enhanced → Commit report to repo
Siya automatically orchestrates multi-server workflows
Server errors are logged to ~/.siya/logs/mcp-servers.log

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Building Custom MCP Servers

Create Your Own MCP Server

Extend Siya with custom capabilities tailored to your needs
  • Architecture
  • Implementation Guide
  • Best Practices

MCP server architecture for custom implementations

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MCP Server Management

Monitor and Manage Your MCP Ecosystem

Tools and techniques for maintaining healthy MCP servers

Monitoring & Debugging

  • Health Checks
  • Log Analysis
  • Performance Metrics
Commands
"Check MCP server status"
"Show MCP server logs"
"Test stock-market server connection"
Siya continuously monitors server health and reports issues
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "api-pool": {
      "command": "mcp-load-balancer",
      "args": ["--servers", "3", "--strategy", "round-robin"],
      "env": {
        "POOL_SIZE": "3",
        "HEALTH_CHECK_INTERVAL": "30000"
      }
    }
  }
}

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Future of MCP

The Expanding MCP Ecosystem

MCP is rapidly evolving with exciting developments on the horizon

Coming Soon

Platform Features
  • MCP marketplace
  • One-click installs
  • Server templates
  • Visual builder
Protocol Enhancements
  • Bidirectional streaming
  • Event subscriptions
  • State management
  • Federation support

Community Growth

Ecosystem Expansion
  • 100+ servers available
  • Enterprise adoption
  • SDK improvements
  • Better tooling
Integration Partners
  • Major cloud providers
  • SaaS platforms
  • Development tools
  • AI services

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Summary

MCP: Your Gateway to Infinite Possibilities

Model Context Protocol transforms Siya from a powerful AI assistant into a fully extensible platform. Whether you’re using existing servers or building your own, MCP provides the bridge between Siya’s intelligence and any tool or service you need. The standardized protocol ensures reliability while the growing ecosystem offers solutions for every use case.

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