Introducing Kong Context Management: Enterprise Context, Built for Agents

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Turning an API into an MCP server sounds straightforward: expose each API operation as an MCP tool and let the agent decide which one to use. For small APIs, that can work well. But enterprise APIs can contain hundreds of operations. And as agents connect…

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