How MCPBundles Works
Understanding the architecture from MCP servers to tools to providers. Learn how the four-layer system connects your AI assistants to real-world APIs.
What Are A2A Agents?
Learn how MCPBundles A2A agents work — the Agent-to-Agent protocol, Agent Cards, scheduled runs, webhooks, and how they differ from Studio chat.
MCP Servers
What MCP servers are on MCPBundles, how they're organized, and their lifecycle. Learn about categories, publication status, readiness states, and how to manage them.
The Hub Endpoint
One MCP URL for all your tools. The Hub aggregates every enabled MCP server into a single endpoint with dynamic discovery and execution.
Execution Modes (Direct vs Dynamic)
Understand how MCP servers run in Direct vs Dynamic mode, why Dynamic exists, and the 100-tool limit for Direct.
Understanding Providers
External APIs, authentication methods, and credential management. Learn how to connect providers, manage OAuth tokens, API keys, and verify credentials.
Understanding Workspaces
How workspaces organize your MCPBundles environment. Learn about personal vs team workspaces, what's shared, permissions, and how the workspace boundary provides privacy.
MCP Resources & File Storage
Understanding MCP Resources and how to use file storage with your AI
MCPB Files (.mcpb): Format Reference, Manifest, and Examples
MCPB (.mcpb) is an open packaging format — a ZIP archive plus manifest.json that lets MCP clients like Claude Desktop install a local MCP server in one click. Full structure, fields, and examples.
Understanding Skills
What SKILL.md files are, how they work with MCP servers, and why domain knowledge makes AI assistants more effective at using tools.