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Built a PhysioCare MCP Server that connects an AI assistant with physiotherapy-focused tools through the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
The project demonstrates tool calling for physiotherapy use cases, allowing an AI system to interact with structured healthcare-related functions instead of relying only on static responses.
Key work included:
MCP server development
Tool/function calling
Physiotherapy-focused AI tools
Structured tool inputs and outputs
AI-to-tool communication
API-based workflow
Testing and debugging of MCP tools
This project was built as a practical AI Engineering project to explore how MCP can connect LLM-powered applications with real-world domain-specific tools.
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