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  1. A functional taxonomy for LLM inference in agentic tasks

    (Jeff Auriemma)

    Measuring the cost of an agentic cost is straightforward.

  2. MCPJam's Prathmesh Patel, another bad GraphQL take, AI WG, and conference preview

    (Jeff Auriemma)

    Prathmesh Patel, CEO @ MCPJam MCPJam is one of my favorite tools for agentic development, so I was excited to host Prathmesh on the channel.

  3. MCP + GraphQL, Robert Balicki on Isograph, HTTP QUERY, GraphQL clients

    (Jeff Auriemma)

    Lots of GraphQL talk on the channel this week!

  4. A2A: Adversary to Adversary?

    (Jeff Auriemma)

    The Agentic AI Foundation recently announced that Agent2Agent, better known as A2A, is joining AAIF as a hosted project.

  5. Future of staff-level engineering, MCP auth, CLI dev, new GraphQL tagline, governance by default, API vs. Tool design

    (Jeff Auriemma)

    Is GraphQL "the API language for humans and agents?"

  6. GraphQL Codegen, stateless MCP, prompt-as-policy, persisted queries

    (Jeff Auriemma)

    What a fun week!

  7. Stateless MCP is cheaper to scale

    (Jeff Auriemma)

    The 2026-07-28 MCP specification makes the protocol stateless.

  8. You can't prompt your way into policy

    (Jeff Auriemma)

    I’ve been talking quite a bit lately about context graphs and the role they might play in building AI agents.

  9. Hype cycle, bad takes, API design, GraphQL + AI, and marketing

    (Jeff Auriemma)

    Schema workshop: the doctor is in GraphQL: "trough of disillusionment?"

  10. Context graphs, MCP tools, plain text, making users awesome, and events!

    (Jeff Auriemma)

    I want to give "context graph" a definition "Context graph" is a term I hear a lot.

  11. MCP tool calling under the hood

    (Jeff Auriemma)

    When you ask an agent to create a Jira ticket, and a few seconds later the ticket exists, we usually say that the model called a tool.