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From the blog
Your agent's supply chain is the attack surface now
A poisoned VS Code extension spent eighteen minutes on the marketplace and walked off with Claude Code credentials and MCP configs. The model was never the target. Your agent's supply chain is: the extensions, skills, MCP servers, tool definitions, and keys it is allowed to touch. Here is how I harden all four layers, and the checklist I run on every deployment.
MCP just went stateless: what the 2026 spec release candidate changes for your servers
The biggest revision of MCP since 1.0 locked as a release candidate on May 21. The protocol goes stateless, extensions move out of the core, and authorization finally speaks OAuth properly. Most of your servers keep working. Here is what actually changes, what breaks, and the migration I would run in the ten weeks before the final spec lands.
Your agents aren't broken, your tools are: three questions to ask before you build one
When an agent misbehaves, almost everyone reaches for the prompt or the model. The fault is usually further down, in a tool that does too much, lies when it fails, or buries the answer in a wall of raw data. An AI tool is not a function. It is a contract the model has to trust. Here are the three questions I run before writing a single line of any tool.
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