MCP Progressive Tool Discovery: Native vs. Hand-Rolled
The 2026-08-22 MCP roadmap names progressive tool discovery as a priority, in almost these words: a server should offer a small entry point and reveal more of …
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The 2026-08-22 MCP roadmap names progressive tool discovery as a priority, in almost these words: a server should offer a small entry point and reveal more of …
Read more →Before I worked in software, I worked on test benches. Electrical engineering, then test and measurement. The first rule on a bench is calibrate the instrument. …
Read more →themsquared/agentgateway-standalone-demo runs Solo Enterprise for agentgateway as a single docker compose up, no Kubernetes cluster and no cloud provider …
Read more →To use the Pocket AI recorder, install the Pocket app, hold the side button for 5 seconds to wake it, and pair it when the light blinks blue. Then press the …
Read more →It’s 3:12 in the morning and your phone is buzzing on the nightstand. You know the rest. Ack the page so it stops escalating. Find the laptop. Fight the …
Read more →Shadow MCP is any MCP server your AI tools can reach that your security or platform team doesn’t know about, didn’t approve, and can’t see. …
Read more →Disclosure: I work at Solo.io, which created agentgateway and sells Solo Enterprise for agentgateway. The demos I cite are public repositories. A filesystem MCP …
Read more →Disclosure: I work at Solo.io, which created agentgateway and sells Solo Enterprise for agentgateway. The demos I cite are public repositories. Two open-weight …
Read more →An AI agent gateway is a reverse proxy at the agent boundary. It governs the traffic agents send to language models, to tools (often over the Model Context …
Read more →Count the connected things in your house. The TV. The doorbell. The robot vacuum. The thermostat. The router blinking in the closet. Parks Associates puts the …
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