doc: Add tutorial for remote MCP servers #8532
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@nguyenhoan1988 Thanks for the PR! The example code seems to manually manage the tools provided by remote MCP server. Maybe we should integrate remote MCP server into |
this tutorial is to help users to integrate MCP easily with the current state of DSPy. |
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This PR updates the documentation by adding a tutorial section on how to connect to and use remote MCP servers with the
fastmcplibrary. The new guide shows how to:This makes it easier for users to leverage remote MCP tools in their DSPy workflows.