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A smart home assistant that works without internet and keeps your data private? 🏠 That's Goose In A Pond, built by Jerry Ochieng Anyumba and his team at Jarida! Hear how they made it happen at MCP Dev Summit Nairobi, 19-20 November. Register:

RT @pydantic: The @AgenticAIFdn gave @Marcelotryle its Outstanding Technical Contribution Award for maintaining the MCP Python SDK. He wrote a short thank you to the people who made it possible.

Voice-agent failures often happen in moments a transcript doesn't capture: a pause mistaken for the end of a turn, an interruption handled too late, or speech recorded in conversation history that the caller never heard. In Part 1 of our new two-part series, we look at latency, turn detection, barge-in and conversation state, including how teams can identify and diagnose these problems in production. Read Part 1: We'll also be discussing these challenges at AAIF's Voice Agents Forum on November 5:

RT @oradotai: Full house at AGNTCon SF! Our CTO Liad Yosef, Google’s Dominic Farolino, co-creator of WebMCP, and Anthropic’s Olivier Chafik just explored the future of interfaces at AGNTCon + MCPCon. Thanks to everyone who came out!

Your team knows how its work should be done. Agent Skills gives people a way to share that knowledge with AI agents and each other. A skill can capture a process, include examples, and explain how to check the result. Colleagues can use it, improve it, and carry that guidance across compatible agent tools. Contributed by @AnthropicAI, Agent Skills is now hosted at AAIF, where its community can help shape the standard together. Our latest blog looks at how teams are building shared skill libraries and keeping their expertise useful as their tools change. Read here:

Still thinking about everything that went down at AGNTCon + MCPCon North America last week? From big announcements to deep dives into MCP and the open agent stack, Day 1 gave us plenty to unpack. Missed it? Or want to revisit your favorite sessions? The full Day 1 replay is ready. Catch up here:

Calling a code-execution tool through MCP doesn't mean the code should run on the host. Mayank Debnath looks at how Microsandbox isolates execution in microVMs, and why resource limits, network access, and permissions still need separate controls.

Most MCP servers support only English. How can we change that? At MCP Dev Summit Nairobi, keynote speaker @SamMorrowDrums, Staff Software Engineer at @github, will share practical ways to bring more languages to MCP, helping make it more accessible worldwide. Be part of the conversation, 19-20 November! Register:

Provisioning gets more complicated when agents are the ones requesting environments and compute capacity. AAIF Ambassador @mkoerbi explores the case for an "infrastructure factory" and how it fits alongside software and AI factories.

An AI agent recommended hiring another engineer. Applying the Google SRE handbook’s lens on operational toil changed the answer. Tim O’Reilly on domain expertise, context engineering, and building more reliable agents.

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We're kicking off MCP Dev Summit Nairobi with @techgirl1908, VP of the Agentic AI Foundation! 🎤 An award-winning educator, international speaker, and inventor, Angie will help us get things started as the MCP community comes together in Nairobi next month, 19-20 November. Join us >>

RT @Shashikant86: 🚀 Kids Day at AGNTCon + MCPCon North America. Unforgettable proud dad moment! ❤️ Yesterday, my 12-year-old son (Ipsit) attended Kids Day at AGNTCon + MCPCon North America at McEnery Convention Center San Jose 🇺🇸, and what an incredible experience it was! He has already built pretty advanced AI projects and games but for this project he adopted the Goose @goose_oss + Godot @madewithgodot to build this basic game in 15 min. 🙏 What made me even freaking prouder was the connections he made and the impression he put on this event, especially coming all the way from London 🇬🇧. It was great watching him confidently take the stage, present (with "Wow!" and "Woo!" reactions from the audience) and connect with incredible builders and other smart kids during the whole event. Everywhere I looked he was always surrounded by people all the time. I felt like he was hero of the event 😂 A huge thank you to the @AgenticAIFdn @linuxfoundation for creating such a wonderful opportunity for young builders. Thanks @Docker and @neo4j for hosting. Thanks to the Kids Day mentors @cassandraonjava and Nyah Macklin and everyone who encouraged him, listened to his ideas, and made him feel part of this incredible community. Big thanks to @jykfan for listening to his vision and legend @techgirl1908 for letting him in the event + @steveonjava for creating this space. As event + Conference organiser, I would definitely happy make contribution to future of next generation. 🎥 Here's a glimpse of his presentation. A small video from my phone, but a memory I'll cherish for long time! Next up, to showcase his main projects to Silicon Vally tech bros! #ProudDad #AGNTCon #MCPCon #KidsDay #AgenticAI #LinuxFoundation #OpenSource #YoungBuilders #Goose #Godot

💻 Calling Nairobi's local developer communities! If you're actively involved in a local developer community through regular meetups or collaborative tech hubs, join us at MCP Dev Summit Nairobi, 19-20 November, for just KES 500. 🔗

RT @SilverJaw82: It's not everyday (or 2 days) that you get to meet and learn from amazing speakers from across the industry. I'm still decompressing from AgntCon + MCPCon. Huge shout-out to @linuxfoundation and @mlopscommunity! I'm so lucky to have met, learn from, and hung out with people like @sarah_edo @techgirl1908 @TobinSouth @ptdamiba @hey_amandam @focusotter @iandouglas736 @nickytonline @TheMostlyGreat @tadasayy @MelGoesTech @lenadroid @dbreunig @ConorBronsdon I'm so excited to continue building @Sannrhq, focusing on building verifiable API context for coding agents. Can't wait for the next AgntCon + MCPCon!

RT @techgirl1908: As a Goose maintainer, I know how much work goes into giving users a choice of models. We support more than 80 model providers, and keeping those integrations working is a lot of work. It's a drag managing the differences in tool calls, streaming, and model behavior across dozens of providers. Thankfully, Open Responses standardizes the LLM API format, so AI developers can write and maintain one integration instead of a separate adapter for each one.

RT @hummusonrails: Four new open source projects have joined the @AgenticAIFdn. With Agent Skills, Open Responses, OpenEnv and OpenSandbox a whole lot of new possibilities open up for agentic workflows. Here's one example along with a GitHub repo with fully working code 👇 What are you most excited about?

RT @36satorun: AAIF Annual Technical Excellence Awards受賞！！ 皆さんありがとうございました！ @sonoda_mj @ma_tsukada @AgenticAIFdn @mlopscommunity これからも盛り上げていきましょー 詳しくはこちら🔗