Give your Copilot a live data feed with Drasi's MCP Reaction

This article explains how Drasi's MCP Reaction bridges the gap in Model Context Protocol by providing live data feeds to AI agents like Copilot. Instead of polling or on-demand reads, Drasi exposes each continuous query as an MCP resource that clients can subscribe to, receiving push notifications when the result set changes. The author tests this with the official MCP Inspector, demonstrating setup in ninety seconds. The article also includes a corrected YAML configuration for the reaction, highlighting common pitfalls with nested JSON strings and providing templates for added, updated, and deleted events. This technical guide is valuable for developers integrating real-time data into AI assistants.