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 the reality is is no client does it because it's optional.

And so a lot of the bi directionality goes away.

And so features like elicitations and sampling are just not available to servers because they don't have that stream open because the client the client implementers like, ah, that's the minimal viable project from product from me.

I don't have to do it.

And so that that became an issue.

So I think there are lessons there.

The second part of the lessons is that the way we design

The protocol, the transport protocol requires some form of holding state on the server side.

And that is fine if you have one server, but the moment you scale this horizontally across multiple pods and a con like in containers or something like that.

Well, now if you get like true call and then a licitation and the elicitation result, you s somehow require to like you might hit two different servers and

And you need to find a way to have these two servers somehow get this result together and you in effect effectively need some form of shared like the Redis, Memcache, whatever you want, like some form usually pops up or something like that.

Want to to have like a shared state that you can like have.

And that's kinda okay.

And like we have seen this in PHP application and Python application being done, but it it's it's not fun if you do this at scale.

And we know from like some companies like the Googles of the World, the Microsoft of the World, they're doing MCP at a scale that I can't tell you the numbers, but it's like in the million of requests.

And so now it becomes a problem, right?

And so now we're sitting here, like, okay, how do you build an iteration of the protocol that allows for basically these principles of like make it as simple as possible for simple MCP servers, but allow this full

spectrum of like really bi directional streaming if you need it, but also make it scalable.

And I think we're just about to find the right solutions.

But it's it's just it's complicated.

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