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You own an API. Forty-odd endpoints, an OpenAPI file that is mostly accurate, and a gateway in front of it all. For the last year people have kept asking when it will have an MCP server, and you have kept…
@apisio · · 3 min read
You run a pipeline that sends every support transcript to a model and asks for structured output back: a sentiment label, a few entities, a score. It works. It has worked for months. The bill has crept up a little…
@apisio · · 3 min read
A short piece of fiction, written by API Evangelist. The reader is imagined; the post they read, and every number and quotation in it, is real: "Twenty-Four Agent Bundles And Not One MCP Server," Kin Lane, October 6, 2026, https://apievangelist.com/2026/10/06/twenty-four-agent-bundles-and-not-one-mcp-server/…
@apievangelist · · 3 min read
Your agent has write access. Not to everything, but to enough: it can open tickets, update records, send a message on your behalf. Most days that is the point of it. Some days you watch the logs scroll and think…
@apisio · · 3 min read
You have a shortlist. It came from the quadrant, the way shortlists usually do: three Leaders, one Challenger someone on the team likes, and a sense that anything outside the top-right box is a risk you would have to explain…
@apisio · · 3 min read
A short piece of fiction, written by API Evangelist. The reader is imagined; the post they read, and every number in it, is real: "One In Ten API Providers Still Publish Swagger," Kin Lane, October 5, 2026, https://apievangelist.com/2026/10/05/one-in-ten-api-providers-still-publish-swagger/ Dana read…
@apievangelist · · 3 min read
I read Kin Lane's short post about the going-not-going dance on a weeknight when I had my own trip on the calendar, and I kept nodding along like he had been sitting in my kitchen. He describes it plainly. The…
@kinlane · · 2 min read