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MCP tools, Agents + Subagents, Skills - all missing a consistent versioning story.
Just listened in to a tech talk on the upcoming MCP Server for Processes in #Camunda 8.10 (yes, you heard that right: interact with each deployed Process Definition in natural language 🤯).
We're solving this pragmatically in #ProcessOS (semver, tags, releases).
But c'mon, this is solved everywhere else in Software Engineering already;
there should have been a standard for this from the get-go. -
MCP tools, Agents + Subagents, Skills - all missing a consistent versioning story.
Just listened in to a tech talk on the upcoming MCP Server for Processes in #Camunda 8.10 (yes, you heard that right: interact with each deployed Process Definition in natural language 🤯).
We're solving this pragmatically in #ProcessOS (semver, tags, releases).
But c'mon, this is solved everywhere else in Software Engineering already;
there should have been a standard for this from the get-go. -
MCP tools, Agents + Subagents, Skills - all missing a consistent versioning story.
Just listened in to a tech talk on the upcoming MCP Server for Processes in #Camunda 8.10 (yes, you heard that right: interact with each deployed Process Definition in natural language 🤯).
We're solving this pragmatically in #ProcessOS (semver, tags, releases).
But c'mon, this is solved everywhere else in Software Engineering already;
there should have been a standard for this from the get-go. -
MCP tools, Agents + Subagents, Skills - all missing a consistent versioning story.
Just listened in to a tech talk on the upcoming MCP Server for Processes in #Camunda 8.10 (yes, you heard that right: interact with each deployed Process Definition in natural language 🤯).
We're solving this pragmatically in #ProcessOS (semver, tags, releases).
But c'mon, this is solved everywhere else in Software Engineering already;
there should have been a standard for this from the get-go. -
MCP tools, Agents + Subagents, Skills - all missing a consistent versioning story.
Just listened in to a tech talk on the upcoming MCP Server for Processes in #Camunda 8.10 (yes, you heard that right: interact with each deployed Process Definition in natural language 🤯).
We're solving this pragmatically in #ProcessOS (semver, tags, releases).
But c'mon, this is solved everywhere else in Software Engineering already;
there should have been a standard for this from the get-go.