day2-supplement-mcp

This is a supplementary Korean-language teaching skill from the AI Native Camp curriculum (Day 2), focused on a systematic deep dive into MCP (Model Context Protocol) for connecting external tools to Claude Code. Like its companion lesson, it is instructional scaffolding that guides a learner through hands-on blocks rather than performing production work.

It uses the same strict two-turn STOP PROTOCOL (explain and prompt the learner to act, then quiz on the following turn) and organizes material into blocks: understanding the MCP concept (with a USB-C analogy and architecture), adding an MCP server with `claude mcp add`, exploring connected tools with the `/mcp` command, browsing and installing popular MCP servers from official registries, and an optional bonus block on extending MCP through plugins. It lists well-known servers (Slack, Notion, Linear, GitHub, Sentry, Context7, Fetch, Filesystem, Memory) with their official add commands, prints official documentation URLs, and at startup installs the latest course skills via `npx skills add ai-native-camp/camp-1 --agent claude-code --yes`. It also explains why a purpose-built skill can outgrow a generic MCP server.

The audience is workshop beginners, including non-developers, learning how Claude Code connects to external services. All commands are standard, documented tooling (the official skills installer and `claude mcp add`), scoped to the learner's environment with their own credentials, so the behavior is benign educational content.