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MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers extend Claude Code with additional tools.
### How MCP Works
### MCP Architecture Overview
> **💡 Visual Guide**: The following diagram illustrates how MCP creates a secure control layer between LLMs and real systems. The LLM layer has **no direct data access** - the MCP Server enforces security policies before tools can interact with databases, APIs, or files.
![MCP Architecture - 7-Layer Security Model](./images/mcp-architecture-diagram.svg)
*Figure 1: MCP Architecture showing separation between thinking (LLM), control (MCP Server), and execution (Tools). Design inspired by [Dinesh Kumar's LinkedIn visualization](https://www.linkedin.com/posts/dinesh-kumar-6b0528b4_model-context-protocol-mcp-why-it-came-activity-7419969525795782656-VoFh), recreated under Apache-2.0 license.*
**Key security boundaries**:
- **Yellow layer (LLM)**: Reasoning only - **No Data Access**
- **Orange layer (MCP Server)**: Security control point (policies, validation, logs)
- **Grey layer (Real Systems)**: Protected data - **Hidden From AI**
### How MCP Works (Technical Details)
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