Tag: mcp
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VMware Tanzu enhances support for generative AI and agents with Tanzu AI Solutions – “As customers move from AI experimentation to implementation, they stand to benefit from closer integrations between technology components as they redefine “Ops” frameworks within their businesses. VMware Tanzu AI Solutions are designed to do just that, with specific enhancements like AI…
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A think tool
Giving AI an inner-voice with Model Context Protocol I separated out a “think tool” from my agentic D&D project this week. The think tool is stupidly simple: all it does it echo back whatever the AI sends it. The original write-up from Anthropic makes it seems a little more mystical, but it doesn’t take long…
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MCP Best Practices – Including unit tests!
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MCP Is the New Control Point in AI—Are CIOs Ready for the Lock-In Battle? – They get the date of the spec’s release wrong (it was November 2024), and it has that Futurum cable TV news vibe, but good points are made, e.g.: “Will MCP remain truly portable, or will each vendor implement its own…
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MCP Is RSS for AI: More Use Cases for Model Context Protocol – I like this: “I’m inclined to think of MCP as RSS for AI.” // Once prompts are used as intended – to be user initiated activity in the UI, we’ll see if things evolve. Think of an MCP prompt as adding a…
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MCP Authorization in practice with Spring AI and OAuth2 – Filling in the missing piece of MCP: security.
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GenX – working as designed
More on the Tanzu AI Stack As you may recall, along with several colleagues, I worked on the Tanzu annual update which came out last month. I’m sure you’ve watched the entire video, right? How else would you get to see my AAA skills at talking with my hands at the end? I mean, I…
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How to make MCP Prompts in Java with Spring AI – Coding Model Context Protocol Prompts – Solo roleplaying D&D with agentic AI, #04
Let’s get the AI to build D&D adventures for us with a Model Context Protocol Prompt. I haven’t found much value in MCP Prompts until now. What makes them excited is when you use them a “recipe” to chain together other tool calls. In this episode of my MCP programming series, I show you how…
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How to create a Model Context Protocol Resource – Solo roleplaying D&D with agentic AI, #03
The AIs are good at being a Dungeon Master for Dungeons & Dragons, but their memory is limited. How can you make sure they don’t forget all that loot you just got, or ensure that cobbler back in the village remembers the type of boots you orders and paid for up front? I’ll show you…
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Make an oracle with an MCP Server in Java with Spring AI – Solo roleplaying D&D with agentic AI, #01
Playing D&D with ChatGPT, Claude, or whatever is fun. But sometime you want more control over how it behaves and what it does. Check out this video for a quick tutorial on creating an oracle plugin for Claude. This “plugin” is a Model Context Protocol Server written in Java using Spring AI. Once you create…
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MCP Validator –
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Writing good docs is important for agentic AI and Model Context Protocol, and developers are terrible at writing good docs
One quick things up-top: this week (tomorrow!), get an overview and demos of the private AI stack and development frameworks we’ve been working on at Tanzu. Register to check it out online, either live or the recording after the event. Spy on the DM with Model Context Protocol Servers in Java Here’s my latest walk-through…
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Securing Spring AI MCP servers with OAuth2 – Add authentication to MCP agents. This has been the major piece missing for enterprise use.
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