MCP 2.0 goes stateless, making agent tools easier and safer to ship
MCP 2.0’s stateless design makes agent tooling a lot simpler to build and much safer to run in production.
MCP 2.0’s stateless design makes agent tooling a lot simpler to build and much safer to run in production.
SBOMs now need hashes and must cover AI/SaaS—wire this into builds, deploy gates, and vendor contracts before it’s mandated.
Copilot’s agent tooling is maturing: faster long-session handling, clearer approvals, and fewer flaky SDK edges for day-to-day use.
Price cuts make Luna/Terra strong defaults—pair them with the new SDK backoff and provenance to save cost without adding risk.
Treat Codex as prototype-grade today: useful, but watch scale bugs, extension stability, and the gap around undocumented system knowledge.
If you can’t prove what the agent did or cap its spend, you don’t have a system — you have a liability.
If you rely on Anyscale for Ray, build a cloud-neutral Plan B now.
Put a model router in front of your dev tools and stop paying frontier prices for lookup-level prompts.