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retoor 251c3dc2ba research: mcp-client-support subject (106 sources, 3 conclusions)

- wire spec: lifecycle, stdio + Streamable HTTP transports, tools,
  utilities, legacy SSE, versioning, changelog (14 Tier 1)
- client ecosystem: Claude Code/VS Code/Cursor/Codex configs,
  mcp-remote, Smithery, registries, Glama (12 Tier 1)
- security/ops: authorization draft, trust model, poisoning,
  rug pulls, production hardening (12 Tier 1) + 68 Tier 2 cards
- conclusions: minimal stdlib client on 2025-11-25, normalizer +
  resolver agent for pasted configs/GitHub URLs, untrusted-until-
  consent trust model; nothing built yet
- audit PASS (14 subjects, 797 sources, 32 conclusions)

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Field	Value
Institute	Molodetz Institute - Research & Retrieval Division
Subject	mcp-client-support
Document type	Source Citation Card
Tier	2
Source title	Don't Hand Your AI Agent the Keys (ASP.NET Core)
Source URL	http://dev.to/michael_maurice/dont-hand-your-ai-agent-the-keys-building-a-secure-remote-mcp-server-in-aspnet-core-641
Source type	blog post
Date researched	2026-10-18
Researched by	tai (agent), model: Claude Sonnet 5, on behalf of retoor
Research method	Search aggregator result listing (not independently opened or quoted)
Confidence	Not independently verified
Status	Active

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Item 10 of the pack's 35 unopened listings. An ASP.NET Core server-side walkthrough (OAuth 2.1 plus RFC 9728): useful mainly as the server counterpart to client auth behavior.

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