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5. In the "Add Model Context Protocol Tool" Dialog enter the mcp server information that your workshop administrator setup for you. Set the following values:
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***Name**: `mcp-server-finance-agent`
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***Remote MCP Server endpoint**: `https://neo4jmcp-app-dev.{hostname}.eastus.azurecontainerapps.io/mcp` <---- CRITICAL BE SURE TO ADD /MCP At the end
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***Remote MCP Server endpoint**: _Get this from the credentials sheet you received at the beginning of the lab_
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***Authentication**: Key based
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***Credential Key**: Authorization
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***Credential Value** - the value needs to be the word Bearer followed by the actual token: Bearer bearer_token....===
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***Credential Value**: _Use the MCP server API key from the credentials document_**Important:** the value needs to be the word Bearer followed by the actual token: Bearer bearer_token....===
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6. Click **Save** at the top of the dialog. The agent is now set up. Test it by entering a query like "What risks does Apple face?"
You will see the agent ask you for approval to run the MCP request - click yes. Then you will see the MCP call in the context that it runs along with the results. Also try things like "What is the schema?"
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