This week’s podcast is AI generated. I fed it 2 chapters of my MCP Servers with OAuth book.I was surprised just how good it turned out. They recapped the features of MCP that I had covered in the two chapters, specifically server side prompts, resources, and http streaming.This recap was so good I have to share it with you all on my podcast! It’s more professional than I currently sound 🤣 (I’m working on it, I promise)The magic is all thanks to NotebookLM from google.I am excited to use this tool for more things internally at work. Sharing code samples, new paradigms, and letting other devs ask specific questions and surfacing the answer immediately is very intuitive.I may have to do a deep dive into more Google tools because Gemini is just so good, especially with their ability to connect to the google apps suite of tools. Their upcoming agent mode inside Gemini will level up what’s already a pretty awesome scheduling system. Anyways, I’ll talk about that more in an upcoming post.If you find our AI overlords did a good job recapping this book, consider buying it for as little as $5 while it’s still in progress! This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit zach.codes/subscribe
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