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Seven ways a remote MCP server gets authorization wrong

Remote MCP servers are shipping fast, and a lot of them are generated straight out of an OpenAPI spec or a no-code builder. That is fine for a demo. It stops being fine the moment a real agent, holding real credentials, is allowed to call real tools against real customer data. These are the seven f

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General

OAuth 2.1 for MCP servers, done properly

Authorization is formally optional in MCP. That wording misleads people. It means you may run an unprotected server; it does not mean you get to half-implement a protected one. The moment you do protect an HTTP transport, the spec fills up with MUSTs, and most teams meet maybe half of them: pull in

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AI & ML

AI Meeting Notes That Capture What Was Decided and What Comes Next

AI agents can turn raw transcripts into reliable follow-up records with decisions, action items, and the context needed to move work forward The Limitation of Basic Meeting Summaries Many AI meeting summaries arrive in email or chat, get skimmed once, and disappear. The summary might be

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