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# Chapter 6: Schema - The Official Data Forms
In [Chapter 5: BaseFlow](05_baseflow.md), we saw how Flows act like project managers, coordinating different [Agents](03_baseagent.md) and [Tools](04_tool___toolcollection.md) to complete complex tasks. But for all these different parts (Flows, Agents, LLMs, Tools) to work together smoothly, they need to speak the same language and use the same formats when exchanging information.

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# Chapter 7: Configuration (Config)
Welcome to Chapter 7! In [Chapter 6: Schema](06_schema.md), we learned how OpenManus uses schemas to define the structure of data passed between different components, like official forms ensuring everyone fills them out correctly.

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# Chapter 8: DockerSandbox - A Safe Play Area for Code
Welcome to Chapter 8! In [Chapter 7: Configuration (Config)](07_configuration__config_.md), we learned how OpenManus manages settings using the `config.toml` file and the `Config` object. We saw settings for the [LLM](01_llm.md), search tools, and something called `[sandbox]`. Now, let's dive into what that sandbox is!

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# Chapter 9: MCP (Model Context Protocol)
Welcome to the final chapter of our core concepts tutorial! In [Chapter 8: DockerSandbox](08_dockersandbox.md), we saw how OpenManus can safely run code in an isolated environment. Now, let's explore a powerful way to extend your agent's capabilities *without* changing its internal code: the **Model Context Protocol (MCP)**.