MCP Servers are getting a lot of attention. Most of it is about implementation: how to configure them, which libraries to use, how to expose them. Very little of it is about what happens when an agent actually starts using them.

An MCP Server exposes enterprise capabilities (functions, data, workflows) in a form agents can discover and invoke dynamically. Not every interaction is orchestrated step-by-step by a developer anymore.

The agent uses what it finds. As-is.

Incomplete specs aren't friction anymore. They're inputs to behaviors nobody explicitly designed and that become difficult to fully reconstruct after the fact.

The governance questions are the same ones that apply to APIs: who owns this, what does it expose, who can invoke it, what gets logged. The difference is when you answer them. Before the agents run, or after something goes wrong.

We wrote the piece that kept not existing on this topic: https://lnkd.in/dEtNU9zd

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