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API calls are no longer made by humans: The new relationship between evolving MCP and OpenAPI

API calls are no longer made by humans: The new relationship between evolving MCP and OpenAPI
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The July 2026 specification revision improved MCP's compatibility with web technologies, establishing mechanisms for AI agents to autonomously utilize existing enterprise APIs.

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  • •The July 2026 specification revision enhanced MCP's affinity with existing web technologies.
  • •Mechanisms are being established for AI agents to utilize existing enterprise APIs.
  • •API design needs to be reviewed as AI agents begin to autonomously select and call APIs.
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