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 then the technical parts to like MCP, they stay actually the same.

Like on the got on the way we govern MCP, nothing has really changed.

And so that's really still my job as the lead core maintainer of like shepherding um the processes, shepherding the the protocol forward.

And then beyond that, now the additional double role is like I'm also gonna be on the the technical steering committee of the foundation, which will like make

sure to like figure out what are the projects we want to have in the foundation.

So if someone comes with a project to us, the people that have projects in it will decide is this something we would want, is this something that we feel is like well maintained, has a lot of adoption, is not going to go away.

We want to make sure the foundationists have like super interesting and important projects and not like a dumping ground like have, you know, how some foundations might have ended up with.

Yeah, so that that was I think that was really a that was such an important one.

Yeah, it was like it really opened up this like remote thing and we were we already knew actually in December and November that the next big thing will be like how can you do this over the you were over remote and authentication is quite important.

One of the things I think people

Very rarely noticed when it comes to MCP.

MCP is very um very prescriptive in like each layer.

Like other protocols are not like that.

For example, like we like, you want to do authentication.

If the client and the server don't know each other, you need to do all, right?

And so we were very early, we wanted to have like one way to do something.

And so we really focused on like what does this mean?

Like, how do we get it over?

How do we build a protocol that is has this like

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