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2 experts · 31 posts · 22h ago
austin jeremymorrell.dev
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“MCP is everywhere: over 36k servers in the official registry. The quality of those servers is hit or miss, though. How do you stand out in that crowd? Start by seeing what agents actually do with y…” evidence ↗
austin: Hello from #AGNTCon! I'm presenting about what we learned building the @honeycomb.io MCP server. If you'd like to follow along, follow this thread! Otherwise, feel free to mute it. Let's get it sta…
austin: If you're trying to understand an MCP server by looking at access logs, you're gonna have a bad time. Here's a typical access log pattern - dozens of requests, all of them successful. JSON-RPC hide…
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4 experts · 5 posts · 3d ago
tweety fish Mary Branscombe austin apenwarr.ca
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“In all honesty the IoT device that never receives updates surely already had security holes. At least now you can make it do things. All discontinued-before-2026 Sonos devices? Hmmmmm” evidence ↗
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austin: guess that anthropic paper on evil AI hiding in your fridge is more plausible now
apenwarr.ca: In all honesty the IoT device that never receives updates surely already had security holes. At least now you can make it do things. All discontinued-before-2026 Sonos devices? Hmmmmm
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