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Finally got around to making my own landing page for The Book

AI Agents with MCP — Model Context Protocol for Building Clients, Services, and End-to-End Agents

Anthropic released the Model Context Protocol at the end of 2024, and it quickly became the standard way to turn a chatbot into an agent that can act, plan, and use tools on its own. This book goes …

The Edge Cases

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The MCP 2026-07-28 spec is final today, and v2 of the Python SDK has shipped with it. Congrats to the spec maintainers, SEP authors, and SDK teams - so much hard work went into maturing the protocol, and the SDK folks ran an epic marathon to keep everything in sync with the spec.

Some Housekeeping Updates A short update on the blog

Some Housekeeping Updates

A short update on the blog

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Thanks to @sequoia.pub my blog is now on the ATProto! Do I do the Ghost newsletter next?

Kyle@kylestratis.com

A Better Practices Guide to Using Claude Code A comprehensive guide to getting the most out of Claude Code

Paying the Bills (or not) with Claude Skills My impressions of Claude Skills after building an MCP server with one.

Paying the Bills (or not) with Claude Skills

My impressions of Claude Skills after building an MCP server with one.

The Edge Cases

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A Better Practices Guide to Using Claude Code A comprehensive guide to getting the most out of Claude Code

A Better Practices Guide to Using Claude Code

A comprehensive guide to getting the most out of Claude Code

The Edge Cases

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One of the things I've been heads down on lately has been this AI companion for the book Becoming a Principle-Driven Leader by Charles and Chase Koch. I got to work on some interesting problems, develop techniques based on modern andragogy research, and deploy a multiagent system to the public.

I should be more active on this account, maybe when I’m not spending all my waking hours writing

What I think is the most important chapter of AI Agents with Model Context Protocol (MCP), and most difficult to research and write, is now available in early release. In chapter 7, you'll learn how to test, secure, and distribute your MCP servers.

I've finished the first draft of chapter 7 of AI Agents with MCP, which you should be able to see on @oreilly.bsky.social's learning platform either later this month or in March. Before edits, I've written just over 69,000 words, made 22 images, made ~227 physical pages (est), w/ 2 chapters to go

This bout of mania (not really) also got me to write a new issue of The Signal Path, where I talk about the recent explosion in usage patterns for agent coding, memory agents like @void.comind.network, agent orchestration, and goings-on in the MCP world, including chapter 6 of my book going into ER

The image of him fearfully at his door as a disgusting ice pig looms over him is heart rending and enraging.

SBOMfunk MC@fack.bsky.social

I can't stop thinking about those pictures of Liam.

I wrote up an internal guide to Claude Code use, then I cleaned it up and made it public. It's wicked long, but use the TOC and use it more as a reference library than a singular article, and I think it should be really helpful!

It's Early Release Day! AI Agents with MCP just had a major release, with additional details added to all existing chapters, as well as the addition of Chapter 6, which covers advanced techniques for building MCP servers.

I’ve started doing this with simple games for my daughter. It’s really fun and I can quickly spin up simple educational word games at her level based on what she likes.

Luis Villa@lu.is

I am reminded of Robin Sloan’s writing on “home cooked” software: www.robinsloan.com/notes/home-c...