Originally published on AI Tech Connect.
What you need to know The Model Context Protocol's 2026 roadmap, published on 5 March 2026 and reinforced by a fresh blog post this month, reads less like a feature wish-list and more like a confession. The maintainers are openly cataloguing the gaps that have stopped MCP being deployed inside regulated enterprises: stateful sessions that fight load balancers, no machine-readable way for registries to discover what a server actually does, static client secrets in place of proper SSO, and no end-to-end audit trail. The good news is that all four of those gaps now have named Working Groups attached. MCP Server Cards — a .well-known metadata document so crawlers, IDEs and registries can learn a server's capabilities without opening a live connection. The single most under-discussed item on…
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