David Carney

I mean, in my limited experience with this, again, it's...

Yeah, and that's how we've been showing it off to people.

It's like, oh, I'm going to create a server, I'm going to create a client, I'm just going to have it automatically join the network.

A big part of, again, tail scales, you want to give these things identity, you want to pass them around, you don't want people to have to say...

make a manual or static configuration with this kind of thing.

I should be able to spin up.

If I'm on a tail net, for instance, I should be able to set up an MCP server.

I should be able to launch it.

I should be able to grant access to that to certain people.

I should be able to tell my colleagues and maybe some agents that are in a tail net somewhere, like, hey, you've got this new resource available.

You can go access it safely and securely.

That's why dynamic client registration is super important for us in general.

And I think it's why it's so important just to the MCP spec as well.

Oh, identity provider.

It's, I mean... Identity provider.

Yeah, like G Suite, Azure, Okta...

there's a lot of them, like key cloak.

Okay.

You know, a thing that, that, you know, a third party service that you trust to assert the identity of, of other things.

Right.