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GML-2177 GML-2178 Improve HTTP mode and client documentation - #4
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- List both transports in the table of contents - Correct the tool count in the Copilot guide - Explain which URL scheme to use and why - Point the LangGraph guide at the single-session pattern Refs: GML-2177, GML-2178
- Cover configuration and profiles before the HTTP walkthrough that builds on them - Fold the header, profile and deployment reference into that walkthrough and drop the separate multi-user section - Describe serving several users in terms of what to configure Refs: GML-2177, GML-2178
- Build an agent from the loaded tools and run a question through it, inside the session so the tools stay bound to it Refs: GML-2177, GML-2178
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Documentation only — no source changes.
Structure
The usage guide now introduces configuration and connection profiles before the HTTP
walkthrough that builds on them, and the separate "Multi-user Deployments" section is gone:
its header/profile reference, error semantics, and deployment notes are folded into the HTTP
section where they are used, and its duplicate editor snippet and design narrative removed.
Net −69 lines despite adding the walkthrough.
Both transports are now listed in the table of contents.
HTTP Mode End-to-End
A new five-step walkthrough — install, describe your sites, start the server, check it is
up, connect a client — including the responses a health check actually returns:
200400401502307/mcp/Every code was produced by running it against a live server.
Corrections
pip install tigergraph-mcpnow resolves MCP SDK 2.x, whose client API differs from 1.x in three ways: the function
name,
headersvshttp_client, and two return values instead of three. Working examplesare provided for both generations.
https://without explanation and omitted the trailingslash. The server serves plain HTTP and does not terminate TLS; the note now says when to
use which scheme.
question through an agent, inside the session so the binding holds.
get_tools(), whichstarts a subprocess per tool call.
Verification
All in-page anchors resolve (29 links, 0 broken), every
tigergraph__*name referenced acrossdocs/andexamples/exists (62 referenced, 0 missing), and the documented commands and bothclient snippets were run against a live TigerGraph 4.2.2 and both MCP SDK generations. 483 tests
pass.
Refs: GML-2177, GML-2178