With the stateless MCP spec now officially out as of July 28th, 2026, there are now two methods of connecting to and configuring an MCP Server.
In this blog post, you'll
Think about this scenario: you're working on a complex application refactor, and after the initial stages of performing said refactor, you decide to run tests and see if the updates worked
Open Weight Models (Qwen, DeepSeek, Kimi) need a place to run that gives the ability to have shareable GPUs, a first-class orchestration/scheduler, and traffic routing capabilities that engineers are comfortable with.
Cost in AI will vary per user and department. If an engineer is refactoring a codebase or observing an environment to fix anomalies, the token spend may differ from that of someone in
Tokens turn into dollars, and the tokens are expanded upon in many different ways. Input tokens, output tokens, agent context racking up tokens due to ingesting MCP Server tools, and token output increasing