How I Use the Pocket AI Recorder for Meetings, Ideas, and Life
For about six weeks I’ve had a Pocket recorder stuck to the back of my phone, and it has quietly become the thing I reach for most after the phone itself. …
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For about six weeks I’ve had a Pocket recorder stuck to the back of my phone, and it has quietly become the thing I reach for most after the phone itself. …
Read more →An AI agent that calls a model, a tool, or another agent has to prove who it is. Almost every production failure I have written up this month traces back to …
Read more →An MCP server is a small HTTP service. Anyone on your team can start one in an afternoon, and the useful ones get built precisely because they reach something …
Read more →Almost everything in this series started the same way: a control that everybody agrees is the right control, applied to an agent, quietly not doing the thing …
Read more →I have some version of this conversation just about every week. A platform team is rolling out MCP across the company, and the plan looks the same every time: …
Read more →I built a red-team lab for the part of MCP that runs before any tool call: the instructions field a server returns from initialize and server/discover. Four …
Read more →kagent v0.10.0 went GA on September 4 . Buried in a long release list is a pair of environment variables that decide whether an agent’s credential works …
Read more →The Model Context Protocol roadmap published on August 22 names agent identity and enterprise-ready security as a priority workstream, with four specific …
Read more →An agent with a policy file that says “you must not delete customer records”, running behind an approval layer that denylists the delete tool, …
Read more →Three companies authenticate against three different identity providers, connect to the same three MCP URLs, and get three completely different products. Acme …
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