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MCP Registry client

LangChain4j also offers a separate client implementation that can talk to MCP registries. Right now, only read-only operations are implemented (you can search for MCP servers, but managing and adding servers is not supported - please use the official tools for that). WARNING: Discovering MCP servers and using them (especially running locally) may present serious security risks. Before running any MCP server that you locate in a public registry, make sure you can trust it. The registry client lives in the dev.langchain4j.mcp.registryclient package and can be initialized like this: 
McpRegistryClient client = DefaultMcpRegistryClient.builder()
        .baseUrl("URL-OF-THE-REGISTRY")
        .build();
If no base URL is provided, the official registry will be used as the default (https://registry.modelcontextprotocol.io). Then, to search for MCP servers, use the registry.listServers(McpServerListRequest) method. A McpServerListRequest object can be built using the McpServerListRequest.Builder class. The Java API in LangChain4j closely mirrors the REST API of MCP registries as described in the official MCP Registry Reference.