Model Context Protocol

MCP in Production: Designing Tools an AI Can Use Safely
An open protocol can make your integrations reusable. The interesting work starts when you decide what those integrations are allowed to do.
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Independent technology spaceby Nadeera GayanthaA growing collection of thoughts, research, projects, and experiments about software, AI, systems, and the technology shaping our world.
AI / Software engineering / Cloud / Information systems
Enter the journalModel Context Protocol

An open protocol can make your integrations reusable. The interesting work starts when you decide what those integrations are allowed to do.
Agentic retrieval

Find evidence that satisfies the whole question.
API contracts

Validate data, authorize actions, protect state.
02 — Project archive
Selected systems, interfaces, and experiments—documented with the questions, decisions, and lessons behind the final result.
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This archive is being curated around process, not polish alone. Each entry will connect technical choices to the problem they were meant to solve.
03 — The lab
Early observations, technical explorations, and questions worth following. The point is to learn in the open—not pretend every idea is finished.
Exploring how systems find, ground, and communicate useful knowledge.
Models and small prototypes for making complex system behaviour easier to see.
Studying how AI changes interaction patterns without removing human agency.
04 — Topics
Not a fixed list of expertise—a map of questions, technologies, and ideas I return to as the industry evolves.
Transformation, applied AI, and the systems around the models.
↗Architecture, craft, maintainability, and the decisions inside good software.
↗Distributed thinking, infrastructure, resilience, and scale.
↗How people, process, data, and technology work as one system.
↗Emerging ideas and the shifts likely to shape what comes next.
↗Interfaces, interactions, and the details that make technology feel considered.
↗05 — Behind the space
ngayantha.com is where I connect ideas from engineering, research, and everyday curiosity. It is a public notebook for useful concepts, honest experiments, and work in progress.
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