Anatomy of an Enterprise Tool Library
How an Enterprise Tool Library actually works: the six pillars, the fail-closed request pipeline, and how DADL and Code Mode let one governed layer front any MCP server or REST API.
MCP
6 posts with the tag “MCP”
DeepL v3 Customization Hub — Covered in One DADL
DeepL just rolled out 13 new REST endpoints — style rules, multilingual glossaries, translation memory, /v3/languages, tag_handling v2. The official MCP server has zero of them today. We covered all of them in a 38 KB DADL. Here is the build log.
Populating NetBox from Real Infrastructure with ToolMesh
How to use ToolMesh connectors to populate a fresh NetBox instance from Linode, Hetzner Cloud, Xen Orchestra and other sources — with a trust-building approach from import to autopilot.
Introducing ToolMesh — The Missing Control Layer for AI Agents
AI agents are reaching production faster than governance can keep up. ToolMesh is the missing control layer between AI agents and enterprise systems — governing tool calls and connecting any API in minutes.
Stop Rebuilding REST API Wrappers for MCP
Even a stripped-down MCP wrapper is 90 lines of TypeScript. Production wrappers grow past 200. The same integration in DADL takes 40 lines of YAML — and the real gain is not the line count.
Why MCP Gateways Alone Don't Solve the Real Problem
Gateways are necessary for secure agent execution, but they do not solve the real scaling problem. The MCP era needs a description layer that makes backend creation trivial.