Illustration for the Sazko Solutions article explaining the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and agentic AI

What MCP Actually Is, and Why It’s Becoming AI’s Common Plumbing

By March 2026, the Model Context Protocol had reportedly crossed tens of millions of installs, and NVIDIA’s GTC keynote was full of enterprise agents running in production. Every AI agent eventually needs the same thing: a reliable way to reach outside its own context window — into a database, a ticketing system, a filesystem, an internal API — and act on what it finds. Before the Model Context Protocol (MCP), teams solved this the same way they solved every integration problem: a bespoke adapter per tool, per model, per vendor. MCP’s contribution is boring in the best possible way — it standardizes that connector so it only has to be built once.

Sazko Solutions article on what Anthropic's February 2026 Responsible Scaling Policy change means for AI buyers

Anthropic Just Loosened Its Safety Pause Promise. What AI Buyers Should Take From That

In February 2026, Anthropic revised a commitment in its Responsible Scaling Policy that had previously said it would not train more powerful models unless it could guarantee adequate safety measures in advance. The company’s stated reasoning was that with the competitive race accelerating and no global regulation in place, a unilateral pause wasn’t practical. You don’t have to have an opinion on whether that’s right to draw a lesson from it.