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MCP 30 Days Later: Stateless Becomes Mainstream, Skills, Triggers, and Identity Arrive

Original sourceArcade.dev

Summary

Arcade.dev released an update on MCP 30 days later, noting that stateless design has become the default, enabling scalable arbitrary instance request handling without session storage. Long-running tool calls are now practical and non-blocking, allowing agents to execute extended tasks like data mig…

Key points

  • Developers need to understand MCP standard evolution to design future-proof agent systems.
  • MCP's statelessness and new features will impact agent scalability, security, and automation capabilities.
  • Developers can leverage statelessness for more flexible deployments and expect Skills and triggers to simplify complex workflows.

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