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Abstract
Agents often rely on external tools to help them accomplish their tasks, and external MCP servers are convenient for getting those tools with minimal code. Since the agent-builder does not control the MCP server's interface, the responsibility now falls on the MCP server developers to help the agents that connect to it make progress on their tasks. In this talk, we will share some lessons learned from building and iterating on Datadog's public MCP server, which is currently used by both internal and external agents. Learn how to implement your MCP server in a way that improves the effectiveness of the agents that connect to it.
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