Every design team has the same problem: conventions that exist as tribal knowledge. The spacing is always 8px.
Three weeks ago, the MCP spec shipped its biggest revision since launch — and the headline change is that sessions no longer exist at the protocol level.
Yesterday's Made by Google event had everything you'd expect — a 2nm chip, thinner bezels, Trevor Noah cracking jokes.
Your agent connects to three MCP servers Monday morning, initializes sessions, and everything works.
The flashiest thing in MCP's July 28 specification is the stateless protocol core.
Yesterday the Agentic AI Foundation dropped the 2026-07-28 MCP specification — the fifth revision of the Model Context Protocol and, by a wide margin, the most...
Two weeks ago, I wrote about how nobody could agree what an MCP session actually meant.
Tomorrow the MCP 2026-07-28 specification lands.
Google quietly shipped two ways for AI agents to rent GPUs from your terminal. Neither requires opening a browser.
The hardest design system adoption problem of 2024 was getting developers to read the docs. The hardest one of 2026 is getting agents to read them correctly.
Protocols rarely get praised for removing features.
MCP's Enterprise Managed Authorization extension went stable last month.
Every agent architecture diagram I've seen in the last eighteen months tells the same lie.
The MCP specification's July 28 release candidate does a lot — upgrades tool schemas, deprecates three primitives, overhauls error codes.
The largest MCP spec revision since the protocol launched drops on July 28, and the headline is blunt: sessions are gone.
A JavaScript code-protection vendor just had its own npm package turned into a weapon against the developers it was supposed to protect.
Something happened when MCP catalogs crossed a threshold nobody was watching.
Flink Agents 0.3 dropped three weeks ago, and I think most data engineers haven't fully processed what it means.
Last month, a team I advise rolled out MCP servers to 400 engineers.
MotherDuck quietly launched Flights last month, and the pitch is disarmingly simple: describe your data source to Claude or Cursor, and the agent writes the...