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Keyword: oauthArticle:Anthropic
Anthropic announced the rollout of the fifth Model Context Protocol specification release, MCP 2026-07-28, across Claude products. The update introduces a stateless request/response core, standardises extensions like MCP Apps and Tasks, and hardens enterprise authorisation via OAuth 2.0 and OIDC.
From X post: Model Context Protocol 2026-07-28: Stateless Core and Hardened Enterprise Auth Released
Repository:tailscale/tailscale
Tailscale provides the open source core of its mesh VPN solution, including the tailscaled daemon and the tailscale CLI tool. Built on WireGuard, it enables encrypted peer-to-peer networking integrated with 2FA, SSO, and OAuth.
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Link:composio.dev
Composio provides a developer platform and SDKs to connect AI agents such as Claude and Cursor to over 1,500 external tools and APIs. It manages delegated authentication, intent-based tool resolution, and remote sandboxed code execution.
From Video: Weekly AI Updates: Model Releases, Prompt Tricks, and Agent Architectures
Article:Arcade
Arcade's documentation details an actions runtime for AI agents designed to handle OAuth tokens, enforce per-action security policies, and execute across 7,500+ MCP-based tools.
Article:David Soria Parra, Den Delimarsky
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) team has published the 2026-07-28 release candidate, marking its largest protocol overhaul to date. The core moves to a stateless HTTP model, eliminating connection handshakes and session headers. The update also formalises an extensions ecosystem featuring MCP Apps and Tasks, alongside OAuth and OpenID Connect security hardening.
From Video: Model Context Protocol Goes Stateless: Spec 2026-07-28 Eliminates Sessions and Handshakes
X post:ClaudeDevs
Anthropic has released the fifth Model Context Protocol specification update (MCP 2026-07-28). The major architectural change shifts MCP to a stateless request/response core, simplifying deployment on serverless and edge infrastructure. The release also formalises an extensions framework and aligns authentication with enterprise OAuth 2.0 and OIDC standards.
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