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

But like they're like um the person who built uh um fast mcp, Jeremiah, like a company that offers like fast MCP cloud, which is a little bit like that.

You just like two commands and you have a running instance of an MCP server that does talk stream over HTTP.

And then a lot of intern, like a lot of enterprises use things like light LLM as a gateway, and then they can even do like just launch standard IO servers, attach them to the

So the gateway and the gateway does all the authentication, all the hard parts of MCP for them.

And so there's a lot of ways to do this.

But if that's good infrastructure you really want to have is just like make it trivial, make it like one command to just launch an MCP server that was a standard IO server and suddenly it's a streamable HTTP server with authentication integrated.

And you as a and developer only had to do the standard IO part.

Yeah, here recently our very great blog post about like a lot of the usage of MCP you're actually seeing is internal in companies.

And that's actually what we see at the moment too, which is really cool.

Like in what companies?

Internally in companies.

In big enterprises, you see MCP everywhere.

And it's it's actually way growing way faster than you would think because it's mostly internal to companies and without people seeing it.

I think we saw a lot of these like different registries come up and we've really felt that there is a need for basically like an MPM PiPi kind of approach to this where like there's one more central entity that that that is the

The where everybody can publish an M MCP server too.

And that's really where the original registry came from.

And we really want to make sure that at least we're encouraging the ecosystem to have a common standard of what these registries can talk to.

Because what we want to do, we want to live in a world where a model can auto select um an MCP server from a registry, install it, and then for the given task that you have at hand, and then you just use it, right?

It should kind of feel magic.

But for that

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