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MCP Drops Sessions, Goes Stateless, To Improve Scale-Out And Act More Like Cloud Services 🔌⚖️🌐: The MCP 2026.07.28 release candidate removes mandatory handshakes and session IDs, so any request can hit any server instance instead of being tied to one long-running connection. Remote MCP servers can now behave more like normal cloud services: easier to load balance, easier to restart, easier to scale, and less fragile when agents start calling tools in production. Also added first-class extensions, including MCP Apps and Tasks, and tighter auth — DSP on X
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Coding Agents Still Fail Like Juniors With Infinite Confidence 🧑💻🧪⚠️: Tessl analyzed 1,281 coding-agent runs in large codebases and found the useful story is not that agents fail, but how they fail. The patterns point to the next wave of agent infrastructure: tighter context boundaries, better repo understanding, verification loops, evals, and workflow design instead of just yelling “use a smarter model” — Tessl
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Claude Code Plugins Add Real Developer Plumbing 🧩📦🛠️: Anthropic’s official Claude Code plugin repo hit GitHub Trending after a real maintenance burst: 24 new first-party plugins from major-brand orgs, MCP tunnels support, nightly plugin SHA updates, HTTP MCP server liveness checks, broken config fixes, and updates for Snowflake, MercadoPago, Carta, Convex, Spotify, ZoomInfo, CrowdStrike, PagerDuty, Vanta, and Box. This is starting to look like maintained distribution infrastructure for Claude Code — GitHub
