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Macq recommends following four rules when designing MCP tools: let the server do data cleaning, default to read-only, keep credentials on the server side, and log everything while not trusting agent output.
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10/24/2026
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How MCP Makes Wi-Fi AI Agents Practical: From the Plumber Analogy to a 15-Minute Build
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