Context Is King: Two Days to AI Mastery with MCP & RAG

Two-day training session on Model Context Protocol (MCP) and Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) facilitated by Aleksander Stensby from GritAI. This training gives you the foundation to build intelligent knowledge bases and improve your interaction with large language models.

  • Dec 1
    Hilton Deansgate
    2 days
    08:00 - 16:00 UTC
    Aleksander Stensby
    890 GBP
  • This course will also be held at NDC AI 2025
  • This course will also be held at NDC London 2026

This hands-on workshop will equip you with practical skills to implement your own MCP servers, clients and MCP-enabled knowledge bases, connecting your organizational knowledge to advanced AI models in a controlled, secure manner.

Key Topics

Day 1: Foundations

  • Introduction to Model Context Protocol and its business applications
  • Core MCP concepts: Server/client architecture, agents, resources, and tool calling
  • MCPs in your development workflow
  • RAG fundamentals and architecture patterns
  • Hands-on exercises: Building a local MCP server and RAG pipeline

Day 2: Production Implementation

  • Exposing knowledge bases with MCP
  • Implementing solutions in AWS Bedrock Knowledge Bases
  • Preparing for production: Security considerations and optimization strategies
  • Remote MCPs
  • Final exercise: Exposing your Knowledge Bases through your MCP server

Prerequisites

  • Basic Python or JavaScript programming knowledge
  • Familiarity with AI/ML concepts (helpful but not required)
  • Laptop with necessary development environment

This training is targeted at developers and people with a medium+ technical skill level and interest for AI.

Aleksander Stensby
Founder @ GritAI Studio | Making AI Accessible & Practical for Everyone

After almost two decades of leading digital transformation and building technology solutions at scale, I've embarked on a new mission: making AI a force for good by making it accessible to anyone ready to build, learn, and grow.

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