#mcp
Every post tagged "mcp".
4 posts · showing 1–4
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Designing Tools for Agents vs Designing APIs for Developers
One endpoint, one tool is the obvious mapping and the wrong one. APIs assume a consumer who reads docs once and writes a loop — an agent re-decides everything from a paragraph, every call.
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MCP: What a Standard Tool Protocol Changes, and What It Doesn't
Portable integrations and runtime discovery are real wins. Tool design, selection accuracy, permissions, and untrusted content are exactly as hard as before — and easy connection quietly makes two of them worse.
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Framework or Plain Loop? Four Questions That Actually Decide It
The core agent loop is under a hundred lines — that's never what a framework saves you. Four situational questions decide it, and the one about 3am debugging should carry the most weight.
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Your Tool Description Is a Prompt: Rewriting Schemas the Model Can Actually Follow
A three-word tool description sent an inbox agent after the wrong thread. Tool specs live inside the prompt, and five specific rewrites to yours will fix more wrong calls than any system-prompt rule.