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David Soria Parra

06/16/25

@ Anthropic

During an internal hackathon, the team organically gravitated towards building MCP servers, showcasing its versatility from standard integrations to controlling hardware like 3D printers.

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The Model Context Protocol (MCP)

@ Anthropic

The Model Context Protocol (MCP)

06/16/25

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The current state of MCP includes major players adopting it across their products, with over 10,000 MCP server builders contributing to a growing ecosystem.

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The possibilities with MCP are vast; anything that can be accessed via an API can potentially be controlled through an MCP server.

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MCP has become an industry standard for integration protocols, with many companies now adopting it into their products and creating servers to connect with various clients.

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MCP's standardization allows server builders to create multiple servers that automatically work with the application, simplifying the development process.

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The MCP product emerged from engineers recognizing the need for a standardized protocol to better interact with models, rather than a top-down directive.