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At Adobe MAX 2026, Adobe announced support for the Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open standard that connects AI with outside apps. It lets external AI agents operate Adobe's apps such as Photoshop. A private beta is set to arrive in early 2027.
When an MCP server gains a tool or changes its schema, its registry record has to change too. AWS describes an event-driven setup that makes these updates automatic. Without it, users can miss new features or call tools with an outdated schema.
The Model Context Protocol (a standard that lets AI connect to outside tools and data) servers released version 2.4.0. Several server packages were updated together, with many security fixes and feature improvements.
This video introduces an open-source MCP, a connection standard that links AI to outside tools, which lets AI directly operate a smartphone screen. It was posted by the JoCoding channel.
Nubint, a research AI company, has released the Nubint MCP, which can be used directly in ChatGPT and Claude chat windows. Researchers no longer need to upload their manuscripts to another service to check references or get reviews.
Adobe announced at its MAX event in Miami that it is adding more AI to Photoshop, Premiere, Illustrator, and InDesign. It also gave its Firefly design tool a creative AI agent.
Catenoid, South Korea's largest video technology company offering video as a service, has officially launched 'Kollus MCP'. It lets users manage and develop video services just by talking with AI.
MCP is a common standard that sets how AI connects to external tools and data. With Meta and Google Ads releasing MCP servers, people can now ask AI to check ad performance and review account status.
Users can now report problems to Lovable directly from the AI client connected to the Lovable MCP server. They can ask the client to send a report when a request is misread, a project gets stuck, or a build fails. Sending a report is free.
The AWS Machine Learning Blog introduced a server that helps AI agents (AI programs that do tasks on behalf of people) access a company's data lake. The server lets multiple agents find and use data through the same channel. It was reportedly built for Amazon's fulfillment center planning team.
Claude Code version 2.1.319 is out. It changes how auto mode works, adds a feature that runs MCP tasks in the background, and introduces several new settings. It also fixes some bugs.
Webcash will release Gyeongrina MCP in December, a tool that lets users view fund and tax invoice data from Gyeongrina, its management platform for small and mid-sized businesses, inside generative AI apps like ChatGPT and Claude. Before the official launch, it is also recruiting a trial group of 10 existing customer companies.
A new version, v2.3.0, of the MCP (a standard for connecting AI tools) server collection has been released. Several server packages were updated together, and the file system server in particular received new features and several bug fixes.
The writer was tired of repeating setup steps every time they connected multiple services to an AI agent. So they tried Liner's Liner Actions tool, connecting services just once and using them across several environments. They compared it with direct connections to see how much less work was needed when switching environments.
Suno has released a beta of 'Suno MCP,' which lets users make music right inside AI assistants. You can create songs through conversation without moving to the website. According to the official announcement, it works in tools such as Claude and ChatGPT.
Amazon Connect Customer now enables you to invoke Model Context Protocol (MCP) tools in customer experience flows through the new 'External Tool' block. With this launch, you can connect flows to third-party applications through Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Gateway and reuse the same tools used by your agentic experiences to retrieve data or trigger actions, without writing custom Lambda functions. For example, when a customer contacts a financial institution about a recent transaction, a flow can use the External Tool block to retrieve relevant context from a third-party application, such as case history from their CRM system, or transaction details from a banking platform. This feature is available in the following AWS Regions: US East (N. Virginia), US West (Oregon), Canada (Central), Europe (Frankfurt), Europe (London), Asia Pacific (Seoul), Asia Pacific (Singapore), Asia Pacific (Sydney), and Asia Pacific (Tokyo). To learn more about this feature, refer to the administrator guide. To
Amazon Quick connectors let users leverage tools and services such as Outlook, Slack, Salesforce, Jira, and homegrown MCP servers directly into their workflows across chat, agents, apps, flows, and deep research. Today, Amazon Quick introduces new tool settings and MCP sync support that give admins and connector owners more control over how connectors are deployed and kept up to date. Connector owners and admins can now selectively enable or disable individual tools within a connector to ensure only approved tools are available to end users. Additionally, new tool permission settings let connector owners decide which tools require consent before proceeding or give end users the flexibility to decide for themselves. Lastly, MCP sync keeps connectors current as external MCP servers add new tools, update descriptions, and evolve their capabilities, ensuring users always have the latest information to get their work done. These features are available in all AWS Regions where Amazon Quick i
