Articles tagged “agent-architecture”
7 articles
Your MCP server is a monolith. Here's how to fix it
MCP servers dump every tool into the context window, burning tokens before your agent reasons. Four patterns to fix it: decompose, filter, gateway, facade.
MCP tasks: how async tool calls fix your agent's timeout problem
The November 2025 MCP spec introduced Tasks: a call-now, fetch-later primitive that lets agents kick off slow operations without blocking. Here's how it works and how to build with it.
What the July 28 MCP spec means for your stateful agents
The July 28 MCP spec is the largest protocol revision since launch. Sessions are removed. Stateless request handling replaces the initialization handshake. Here's what breaks and how to fix it before the deadline.
MCP's 2026 spec changes what your tools can do
The MCP spec RC is out with Extensions, Tasks, MCP Apps, and OAuth hardening. Here's what changes for AI agent builders before the July 28 final.
MCP Webhooks: Build Event-Driven Agents That React in Real Time
MCP's request-response model breaks when agents need to react to external events. Here's how to build event-driven agents today using stateless HTTP plus webhooks, and what the June 2026 spec will make native.
MCP Is Now Open Infrastructure: Build for What's Next
MCP was donated to the Linux Foundation and the AAIF just held its first summit. What does the protocol becoming open infrastructure mean for what you build on top of it?
MCP Is Now the Industry Standard for AI Agent Integrations. Here's What That Means
MCP standardizes how AI agents connect to tools and data, replacing fragile, proprietary integrations with a universal protocol. Here's what it means for your agents.
MCP changelog and dev notes
Short, occasional updates on the MCP spec, new Protobox features, and patterns we've seen in production. No marketing fluff.
