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It started as a small idea to connect AI models to developer workflows. It turned into one of the fastest-growing open standards in the industry. 🚀 Now, the Model Context Protocol is officially joining the The Linux Foundation. Hear from the engineers and maintainers of GitHub, Microsoft, Anthropic, and...

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