In Part 1 of this series, we opened up oraviz-mcp (a small MCP server I built for the…
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In Part 1 of this series, we opened up oraviz-mcp (a small MCP server I built for the Oracle AI Database) and looked at the three questions every tool on its menu has to answer: ❓ What am I allowed to run ❓ How much am I allowed to say back ❓ What about data that doesn’t fit In part 2, we get hands-on. 💪 https://social.ora.cl/6018BHBOT8
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