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MCP Intent Validation

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Exploring the integration of intent validation within tool response frameworks can greatly enhance their reliability. By leveraging LLM-as-a-Judge, it’s possible to evaluate whether a tool functions according to its predefined behavior, especially when dealing with potential tool misuse or error scenarios. As demonstrated with a simple weather tool scenario, intent validation can prevent actions that deviate from expected outputs, ensuring greater accuracy and data integrity. This approach not only curtails inappropriate tool interactions but also reinforces the importance of maintaining clear tool descriptions and configurations to mitigate potential risks.

MCP Tool Validation

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GenAIScript has introduced updates to enhance the security of Model Context Protocol (MCP) tools, addressing vulnerabilities like rug pull attacks, tool poisoning, and prompt injection. With options for tools signature hashing and prompt injection detection via content scanners, these features provide reinforced safeguards to maintain integrity across tool definitions and outputs. Ensure your configurations are up to date for comprehensive protection.

Prompting is the New Scripting: Meet GenAIScript - Yohan Lasorsa - dotJS 2025

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Yohan Lasorsa presented GenAIScript at dotJS 2025, showcasing how it streamlines interactions with AI models via scripting. As a seasoned Principal Developer Advocate at Microsoft and open-source contributor, he brings over 15 years of expertise spanning applied research, IoT, web development, and cloud architecture. This talk dives deep into shaping the future of AI-powered solutions.