MCP servers are starting to look like infrastructure.
That means the old readiness question is no longer enough:
Does the process start?
Even this is not enough:
Does tools/list return a clean schema?
MCP servers are starting to look like infrastructure. That means the old readiness question is no...
MCP servers are starting to look like infrastructure.
That means the old readiness question is no longer enough:
Does the process start?
Even this is not enough:
Does tools/list return a clean schema?

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