Managing MCP Servers and Tools With Agentregistry OSS

Three big topics when it comes to MCP: How do you know the MCP Server is secure? Where is it stored? Is it version-controlled, or can anyone just change it at any time? And that's where having an MCP registry comes into play. In this blog post, you'll learn how to securely store your MCP Server, and it's available tools to be used later within your Agents. Quick Recap: What Is MCP? Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a spec/standard created by and open-sourced Anthropic. The goal of MCP is to have a server that hosts tools, and these tools are able to implement certain functionality for what you're working on. For example, you can use a Kubernetes MCP Server that can do everything from list/describe/log Pods and deploy objects to Kubernetes. MCP uses JSON-RPC 2.0 for it's communication layer underneath the hood for communication between an Agent (the client) and MCP tools (hosted on the server). The "Is MCP Dead" Debate I was at MCPDevSummit in NY this week, and I caught a keynote that exp