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You diagnosed it right. The MCP protocol needs stdout reserved for JSON-RPC, and npx sometimes prints things like Need to install the following packages to stdout, which kills the handshake with an EOF error. The reliable fix is to skip the npx wrapper: install the package locally with npm and point your client config…
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The recommended npx -y @perplexity-ai/mcp-server config fails in strict MCP clients with an initialize: EOF error. It looks like npx writes install logs to stdout, which breaks the JSON-RPC handshake. This happens consistently, not intermittently. The same request works in the playground but fails through the API with…
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one distinction that helped me keep these straight: they live at different layers. MCP is tools and data, ACP is editor to agent, A2A is agent to agent, and AG-UI is agent to frontend, basically streaming events into a UI. so for the ManyUI.jl idea you mentioned, AG-UI is probably the most natural fit since thats exac…
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Looking at emerging agent protocols beyond MCP: AG-UI, A2UI, Agent Client Protocol (ACP), Agent Control Protocol (also ACP), and Agent2Agent (A2A). Not much discussion of them in the Julia ecosystem yet — is anyone experimenting with or implementing any of these? Asking partly in the context of ManyUI.jl (define an ap…
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