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Any plans for Adobe to allow a ColdFusion to be a MCP server for AI? Anyone else working on this?

<https://mcp.so/ja/server/mcpcfc/revsmoke>

Not specifically Adobe, but I found that project interesting

and in theory, nothing needs to be done for CF to be 'allowed' to be used this way, right?

From what I understand (which is limited) - No.
But it sure would be nice to have a built in capability or at least some documentation on how we would set it up.

gotcha - that to me is more 'how' than 'is it legal' or somesuch :laughing:

But also if Adobe has some plans to have this built-in capability.

We are definitely discussing how we could best do something like this. This and A2A are top of mind as we look to the future.

Agent to Agent
<https://developers.googleblog.com/en/a2a-a-new-era-of-agent-interoperability/>

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The way I see it, MCP and A2A won't _*do*_ anything for you. In the same sense that HTTP doesn't actually _*do*_ anything.

My understanding is that Model Context Protocol (MCP) and Agent2Agent Protocol(A2A) are standardized sets of rules and conventions about how autonomous, disparate, intelligent entities communicate with each other. MCP and A2A enable them to understand and speak the same language, as it were.

Integration of CFML application servers with AI.pdf

CFML application servers have to start preparing already, in anticipation of getting the most out of the collaboration or integration between CFML and Artificial Intelligence. They should already make sure that existing functionalities that will be needed in the collaboration/integration (for example APIs, Security, Data, and so on) are top-notch. .

Well, I asked ChatGPT about it. The answer is attached.