MCP & tool access
Connecting agents to tools and data over the Model Context Protocol, and what that costs.
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What MCP's 2026 roadmap means for context delivery
The MCP 2026 roadmap reframes Model Context Protocol as enterprise context infrastructure: stateless transport, MCP Apps SEP-1865, audit logs, SSO auth.
Guide Draft blog posts from customer meetings
Build a blog-post drafter in Claude Code that turns Granola meetings into grounded drafts. Wire holds your voice and editorial rules. Granola holds the meetings.
ArticleTool-based agent memory: why 2026 benchmarks favor it
Tool-based agent memory exposes store, retrieve, and navigate as callable MCP tools. 2026 benchmarks from Mem0, Memanto, and Wire show why the pattern wins.
ArticleWhy MCP failures are a context engineering problem
New research analyzed 3,282 MCP bug reports across GitHub. The patterns reveal a context delivery problem, not a protocol problem. Here's what it means.
Guide Prep discovery calls with ICP context
Build a discovery-prep agent in Claude Code that briefs you before every sales call. Wire holds your ICP criteria and call learnings, Calendar holds the meetings, and web research fills in the prospect context.
ArticleProvenance is a context engineering primitive, not a trust score
Retrieval provenance for AI agents isn't an audit log or a trust verdict. It's structural metadata (source, position, time, edges) agents use to plan.
Guide Answer support emails with product context
Build a support-reply agent in Claude Code that drafts replies grounded in your real product docs. Wire holds the docs, Gmail holds the thread and your voice, and drafts land in Gmail for review.
ArticleOne job per tool: why adding wire_navigate cut agent calls 24%
We restructured Wire's MCP surface from 2 overloaded tools to 3 single-purpose ones. The counterintuitive result: adding a tool cut total calls 24%.
ArticleHow to build a private AI second brain
Native Notion and Obsidian MCP give every connected agent the same coarse scope. Build a private AI second brain with per-agent, revocable access across tools.
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