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MCP
Definition
Model Context Protocol — the open standard for connecting agents to tools, data, and memory.
Why It Matters for Agents
MCP is how context stops being copy-paste. Working servers matter more than spec debates.
Key Sources
GitHubGitHub RepoFounder Tested
mcp-memory: a working memory server for agent sessions
Persists agent memory across sessions with a small, auditable schema.
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ctxlint: a linter for agent context files
Lints CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md / rules files for staleness, contradiction, and dead links.
Agent-Ready Context
Prefer working MCP servers with auditable schemas. Memory servers should have eviction policies before you trust them on large projects.
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