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

The other constraint was um making sure um

It is um it's it's not

a copy of tools where you can you can think about like, okay, we just do tools again, have slightly different semantics.

Um, but instead what it's doing is like this like

You can create a task by calling a tool with a certain set of like metadata fields, and then it automatically creates a task.

So the task itself is just the concept of like a container that can something asynchronously.

Yeah.

Like just like we do something asynchronously from starting here and to ending here.

And the thing we're doing is a tool call.

I mean that opens the door to like later.

plug in other things and maybe even other tasks.

So I think um that was really the design goal, which makes it a little bit more abstract, a little bit more complicated to implement, but that goes away because the SDKs just do it for you.

And the SDK and then over there you're just going to like

He's saying call this when you return something.

Like it's it's it's designed like a a classic um uh operating system interface.

Like you create a task, you pull it until it's done, and then you can make an optimization, which we're gonna do in the next round, which we didn't get around, is like, okay, instead of having to poll every minute or hour or whatever your interval you choose, the server can serve call us events.

Call tell you like uh like a web hook or something and go like, I'm done, right?

That's the optimization, but the actual core interface is always that the client can pull.

And that's actually how like operating file system operations and an operating system can work is like you pull, it has the file change, has the file changed, but you can also use like a modern interface on the kernel, like iNotify or something like that.

Um that tell or a U ring or something like that to tell you, oh, I'm done.

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