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Model Context Protocol (MCP)
An open protocol for connecting a model to tools and data sources. A standard interface, not a permission envelope.
Discussed in the book
- Chapter 1: The Orchestrator's Toolkit — 1.14 The chapter in one picture mentioned 12×
- Chapter 1: The Orchestrator's Toolkit — 1.6 Tool interfaces and actuation mentioned 10×
- Chapter 5: Keeping Agents Uncompromised — 5.6 The orchestrator’s security job is not Infosec’s job mentioned 10×
- Chapter 5: Orchestration in Practice — 5.6 Concrete artifacts — what exists, and why it is not enough mentioned 7×
- Chapter 7: Infrastructure for the Agentic Era — 7.5 Evidence packs: the operating record as infrastructure mentioned 6×
- Chapter 1: The Orchestrator's Toolkit — 1.11 Everything is called an agent mentioned 5×
- Chapter 5: Orchestration in Practice — 5.7 Practice before toolkit mentioned 4×
- Chapter 7: How to Begin — 7.8 What the first week should not do mentioned 4×
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