Awesome work bringing external tools and new capabilities to voice agents by Pipecat AI with mcp.run! 🗣️Hearing a tool call response just hits different...

Connecting Pipecat AI up to mcp.run gives you fully extensible agent you can talk to. You can add new capabilities to the agent from your mcp.run account without changing or writing any new code.

We're honored by Wiz's mention of mcp.run as a secure-by-design, WebAssembly-powered MCP vendor. wiz.io/blog/mcp-secur… Talk to us at RSA Conference - steve.wasm will be around all week doing MCP + security deep dives for CISOs and IT teams!

🎉 It's here! Claude.ai Integrations on the web enable remote MCP connections to external tools and apps. mcp.run just helped me link Perplexity, Resend, and Firecrawl via SSE to do research and send me an email.

I just connected mcp.run up to Anthropic Claude in the web browser and gave it access to a profile with a wasm sandboxed, python evaluator. Was so simple. Exciting times! We can pull in your entire mcp.run setup to the web now.

Great to see so much work being done with #php and extism here. There are so many useful php apps that could benefit from faster and more secure extensibility.

Want to try out MCP that works anywhere? Connect any bundle of servers to any client with mcp.run. We're now offering FREE web research and email sending.

Login with MCP… Bring all your tools to any MCP client, managed securely and centrally. More coming soon, DM for early preview 👀👀

We've been building up to making mcp.run into a portable, virtual mcp server. Combine servers into profiles, set them up once, bring them to any client you use. All authenticated with an SSO login flow.

MCP servers can do anything they want, including steal your browser cookies. This is a disaster waiting to happen. mcp.run mitigates that in a simple, portable and elegant way.

Check out this level-headed post from our colleague Chris Dickinson about the current state of the MCP protocol. Chris is someone who is working very closely with the bleeding edge of the protocol and has a load of industry experience.

Stability achieved for the Chicory compiler! This works both for build time and runtime compilation. The annotation system also provides an ergonomic way to write your bindings chicory.dev/docs/usage/ann…

Giving a talk with Benjamin Eckel and Mcp observability was a blast also! Main stage and around 400 people in the audience! We talked about W&B Weave and Mcp run and OTEL! Video up soon

Theodora Chu Anthropic next on the MCP track: Alex Volkov (Thursd/AI) and Benjamin Eckel on the new standard for MCP Observability! youtube.com/watch?v=Lcqat4… check out observable . tools! Alex didn't top the judge outfit from last year but we like the Weights & Biases swagger

When we created Chicory i theorized this would be possible, but had no idea someone would eventually do it! nice work!

When we created Chicory i theorized this would be possible, but had no idea someone would eventually do it! nice work Edoardo Vacchi

🚀Excited to share Quarkus quickjs4j, the new Quarkus extension by @EricWittmann that embeds the lightweight QuickJS engine in JVM & native builds! 🧩 It has never been that easy to run fully sandboxed JS inside your Java apps. Dive in 👉 quarkus.io/blog/quickjs4j #Java #Quarkus

I know we are all constantly trying to create specs, figuring out how to optimize cursor, claude code, and ship like no tomorrow But every time I use extism I get "I am a real software engineer" vibes and it is so awesome

🆕 Releasing the entire MCP track! We curated the best talks and must-know topics in the MCP world from 1H 2025: - Theodora Chu, Anthropic: MCP's Origins + Startups - John Welsh, Anthropic: shipping Remote MCPs - Alex Volkov (Thursd/AI) (W&B) + Benjamin Eckel (Dylibso): Observable .tools for MCP -

🤔 Have you ever wanted a plugin system for your project that can support a bajillion different languages? Chris Griffing has you covered in his talk from SquiggleConf 2024 on extism! Check it out! 🔽 links below