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At 09:14 UTC this morning the Linux Foundation published the Agent Stack Working Group charter with eleven founding members — Anthropic, OpenAI, DeepSeek, Mistral, Google, Microsoft, AWS, Hugging Face, Meta, IBM, Redis — committing to converge on three open standards (A2A v1.0, MCP v0.7, AVR receipts) under Apache 2.0, deprecate every vendor-specific agent identity scheme in eighteen months, and issue a compliance badge backed by an open test suite. The GitHub org is at 4,200 stars in six hours. The vendor lock-in tax on your agent stack just got repealed. Here is the charter, the wire formats, the four actions you take this week, and the eighteen-month clock.
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A guide to dependency review, supply-chain risk triage, and remediation workflows.
A practical walkthrough of Model Context Protocol server structure, authentication, and tool registration.
A technical guide to turning SEO findings into concrete implementation work.
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