Tag: LLM
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Securing MCP in Production: OAuth, Agent Identity, and What a 2026 Security Review Actually Covers
MCP auth has hardened fast — resource indicators, issuer validation, CIMD instead of dynamic registration. But the gaps that hurt companies in production are mostly not in the protocol. What a real MCP security review covers in 2026, layer by layer.
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How to Build an MCP Server in 2026: From First Tool to Production
Most MCP server tutorials stop at “hello world” — and most were written before the protocol went stateless. The build sequence we use for client work: scoping the tools, choosing the SDK, auth, testing against a real client, and shipping something production actually accepts.
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2,000 MCP Servers and Counting: How to Choose, Vet, and Connect Them Without Getting Burned
The MCP Registry now lists nearly 2,000 servers, the protocol lives under the Linux Foundation, and MCP Apps put interactive interfaces inside the chat. A practical guide to picking connectors you can trust — and knowing when to build your own instead.
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MCP Goes Stateless: What the July 2026 Spec Overhaul Means for Your AI Integrations
The 2026-07-28 MCP specification is the biggest rewrite since the protocol launched — stateless by default, cheaper to scale, and with a 12-month clock on several things your integration may depend on. What changed, and what to actually do about it.
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MCP Explained: What the Model Context Protocol Means for Your Business in 2026
MCP has become the standard for connecting AI models to real business systems. What it is, why it matters in 2026, the security risks vendors gloss over, and how to pilot it in weeks — explained without the jargon.
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Integrating LLMs in 2026: Beyond the Hype Cycle
The demo phase of AI is over. A practical guide to integrating LLMs into real products: where they earn their keep, where they do not, and how to scope a pilot.