Management of the following projects moves to the Linux Foundation:

- MCP

- goose

- AGENTS.md

Learn more @ https://aaif.io/press/linux-foundation-announces-the-formati...

None of these projects impress me, perhaps they are shedding before the agent framework / tools bubble pops?

I had the same question. Also, how exactly does this connect to the Linux Foundation? If these are really like the other foundational projects LF supports, why aren't they just included under the same umbrella. Additionally, who is leading this? All I see here is the vague announcement, several listed projects, and pricing to join this new foundation. Perhaps I don't understand how these things start (I wasn't there for the beginning of LF), but this looks to my eyes more like corporate divestment than sustainable shared collaboration.

We do this at Arcade.dev with oAuth scopes and token persistence for each agent. There is a grant required for each tool-user tuple the first time, but then it’s remembered

check out arcade.dev for this!

Monkey brains is great if you can get it! Cheap and reliable and you can use any router you want.

SequelPro for me!

Isn't it unmaintained? Have you tried SequelAce?

We've been working on this for a long time - Reliability, new connectors, error handling and more! Check out the technical release notes to learn more: https://github.com/airbytehq/airbyte/releases/tag/v1.0.0

Yeah, lots of blood sweat and tears here!

Ah ah indeed!

Porter (https://www.porter.run/) is a great product in the same vein (e.g. turn K8s into a dev-friendly Heroku-like PASS). How does this compare?

I think the very concept of this is to open source a common stack, instead of relying on a middleman like Porter, which also costs a TON of money at business tier

On the data moving / ETL/ELT space - check out Airbyte. You can self host!

So uh... they use BigQuery and here's the dataset https://github.com/twitter/the-algorithm/blob/main/ann/src/m...