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To configure the **Create Run** connector, select it and provide the following information:
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***The ID Of The Thread To Create A Message For** (required): The ID of the thread that you just created. Select the function icon to select the **id** parameter from your previous **Create Thread** connector output.
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***The ID Of The Thread To Create A Message For** (required): The ID of the thread that you created. Select the function icon to select the **id** parameter from your previous **Create Thread** connector output.
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:::image type="content" source="../media\triggers\create-run.png" alt-text="Screenshot of the Create Run connector." lightbox="../media\triggers\create-run.png":::
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## Configure the Get Run connector
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The **Get Run** connector gets and retrieves the run that you just created. Configure the connector by providing the following information:
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The **Get Run** connector gets and retrieves the run that you created. Configure the connector by providing the following information:
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***Thread ID parameter** (required): The ID of the thread that you just created. Select the function icon to select the **id** parameter from your previous **Create Thread** connector output.
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***Thread ID parameter** (required): The ID of the thread that you created. Select the function icon to select the **id** parameter from your previous **Create Thread** connector output.
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***Run ID** (required): The ID of the run that you just created. Select the function icon to select the **id** parameter from your previous **Create Run** connector output.
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***Run ID** (required): The ID of the run that you created. Select the function icon to select the **id** parameter from your previous **Create Run** connector output.
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## Configure the List Messages connector
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The **List Messages** connector lists all messages in the current thread. Configure the connector by providing the following information:
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***Thread ID parameter** (required): The ID of the thread that you just created. Select the function icon to select the **id** parameter from your previous **Create thread** connector output.
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***Thread ID parameter** (required): The ID of the thread that you created. Select the function icon to select the **id** parameter from your previous **Create thread** connector output.
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After you [build an agent in Azure AI Foundry Agent Service](./vs-code-agents.md) by using this Visual Studio Code (VS Code) extension, you can add MCP tools to your agent.
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Using or building a MCP server allows your agent to:
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Using or building an MCP server allows your agent to:
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- Access up-to-date information from your APIs and services.
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- Retrieve relevant context to enhance the quality of responses from your AI models.
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## Create an Azure AI agent within the designer view
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To create an Azure AI agent, follow the steps in [Create and edit Azure AI agents within the designer view](./vs-code-agents.md#create-and-edit-azure-ai-agents-within-the-designer-view).
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To create an Azure AI agent, follow the steps in [Create and edit Azure AI agents within the designer view](./vs-code-agents.md#create-and-edit-an-azure-ai-agent-within-the-designer-view).
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## Add an existing MCP server tool to the AI agent
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1. After you enter the required information, select **Create and connect**, **Upload and save**, or **Create Tool**. The button varies according to the pane.
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When you add a tool, you can also add any new assets it needs. For example, if you add a file search tool, you can use an existing vector store asset or make a new asset for your vector store to host your uploaded files.
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When you add a tool, you can also add any new assets that it needs. For example, if you add a file search tool, you can use an existing vector store asset or make a new asset for your vector store to host your uploaded files.
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