Tomorrow, we’re getting practical about what makes an MCP server good.
Join @fastmcp maintainer @zzstoatzz and Lead Sales Engineer Wayne Grigsby for a live session on building effective MCP servers with FastMCP.
They'll cover tool design, avoiding bloat, real-world patterns,
It’s almost time for dbt Summit 2026, and we’ve got Prefect, Dagster, and FastMCP people all in one booth.
Come find us for demos, conversations about orchestrating dbt, data assets, MCP, and a****** workflows.
+ some customizable swag
See you in Las Vegas, September 15–18.
We still use quite a bit of the traditional orchestration layer (DAGs, deterministic).
We're on @PrefectIO and generally like @jlowin's framing of the "context layer" to expose data and tools to agents.
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Ok, but is your MCP server actually good? How do you determine what good looks like?
Building an MCP server is quick, but structuring it so an agent doesn't get confused or waste context takes a specific set of design choices.
Join FastMCP maintainer Nate Nowack and Lead Sales
