David Soria Parra

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Latent Space: The AI Engineer Podcast · One Year of MCP — with David Soria Parra and AAIF leads from OpenAI, Goose, Linux Foundation · 27 Dec 2025 podcast

And I think that's good for certain pieces, but I think in AI at the moment it's just so my fast moving.

You just you you're somewhat forced to find a smaller group.

And so that's why we run MCP as like a really traditional open source.

um project with like a core maintainer group of like eight people that basically decide everything and then like input from everybody else.

Like we get input and people can make suggestions and we have a lot of the changes don't come from the core maintainers, but they are the ones that decide it.

And that's like way more it's like a middle ground of being somewhat consensus based, but also somewhat like a bit of a dictatorship, which can be good if you want to move fast, which MCP wants

To do at the moment.

maybe?

I'm not one hundred percent familiar.

Like I'm I'm a product person.

I'm not f fully familiar with everything we do on the research side for sure, but it influences the post-training in the sense that

we're making use of things like the MCP Atlas that we are like having in our model card of like making sure that like we're we're taking this large set of tools in the wild and make sure um that our models work with that.

But I think the primitives of the protocol, they're actually very rarely influenced by model improvements.

I think there's a sense that that we do anticipate the exponential that the models are

on in terms of like improvement and that we're relying to some degree of mechanics that you can put into into the model training.

I'm gonna get more concrete here.

So for example, people have had long conversations around context build of MCP servers.

Um and that happens because MCP opens up the door to a lot of tools.

And if you naively take all the tools, throw them into the context window, you you just get a lot of bloat.

It would be the equivalent if you take all the skills, take all the mockdown files and just throw them all into the context, you would also have a lot of bloat.

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