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

Yep.

Man, transport.

The one discussion has never stopped from the very beginning of the last years about transports.

And we literally just spent the last two days at the Google offices with a bunch of like senior engineers from Google, Microsoft, AWS, Anthropic, OpenAI.

Just like

What do we need to know here to really, really make this solid?

Um, when we looked into MARG, we wanted to get a transport going that basically retains a lot of the properties we had from standard I.O.

Because we really and I still believe this until today that the that MCP should also enable agents and agents are inherently somewhat stateful and there's some form of like long term communication going between

Like the client and the server.

And so we always looked for something like that.

We also knew that we looked into alternatives, like, okay, what happens if you do WebSockets, for example?

And we have found a lot of issues with doing a proper bidirectional stream.

And we were like, okay, what is the right middle ground between having something that can be used in the simplest form that people do, like where they just want to provide a tool, but um then is able to be upgraded.

Upgrade it to like a full bidirectional stream if you need it, because you really have like complex agents communicating with each other.

That's where Streamable HTTP was born with that intent.

And I think there's something that in retrospective we got right.

I on and something that we got wrong.

I think we got right that we are really leaning just on on standard HTTP in that regard.

We got wrong that we made a lot of things optional for the clients to do.

Um, like you can the client can connect and open this return stream from the server, but it doesn't have to.

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