Claude MCP tunnels: keeping agents inside your network perimeter
How Claude MCP tunnels let Managed Agents reach private MCP servers without exposing them publicly. The architecture, the IAM model, and the deployment shape.
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How Claude MCP tunnels let Managed Agents reach private MCP servers without exposing them publicly. The architecture, the IAM model, and the deployment shape.
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Claude Dreaming consolidates agent memory between sessions. How it works, the architecture changes it asks for, and where it actually moves the numbers.
How to package commands, agents, skills, hooks, and MCP servers into a single Claude Code plugin your team or customers install once. Real structure, marketplace.json, and what belongs inside.
How travel companies build rebooking agents that hold up at storm scale. Orchestrator-worker layout, PNR locks, GDS rate limits, and autonomy boundaries that work.
Deep Agents v0.5 async subagents return a task ID instead of blocking the supervisor. The Agent Protocol wiring, mid-task steering, and where the pattern breaks in production.
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