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Author: Sherry Yang

learn-pr/wwl-data-ai/get-started-text-analysis-azure/includes/4-language-mcp.md

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 You can access the Azure Language MCP server and other Foundry Tools in the *new* Foundry portal. 
 
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 ## Use the Azure Language MCP Server in Foundry portal 
 
 You can start out in the *new* Foundry portal by deploying a model and saving it in the Foundry playground as an agent. 
 
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 > [!NOTE]
 > A Foundry resource provides a unified environment that already includes access to Language tools. You do not need to create a separate Azure Language resource to access the Azure Language MCP server. 
 
 You can add tools, such as **Azure Language in Foundry Tools**, to your agent in the Foundry playground.
 
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 To connect to the Azure Language MCP server, you need to configure your connection with your *Foundry resource name*. Once you've connected the MCP server to an agent as a tool, you can use prompts to instruct the agent to use the tool to analyze text. The ability to use  Azure Language as a tool in an agent helps you build agentic solutions that make sense of text documents. 
 
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 Next, try out text analysis in Foundry yourself.
 
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