World Congress 2025 • Aug 20, 2025 • Session details

MCP Mashups: How AI Agents are Reviving the Programmable Web

Angie Jones

Fragile APIs killed the programmable web, but the Model Context Protocol is reviving it. See how AI agents use MCP to autonomously orchestrate tools without custom integration code.

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