How I Built a C# MCP Server with Single-Use Order Approvals
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Giving an assistant a tool for reading orders is straightforward. Giving it a cancellation tool raises a different question: who authorizes the change? I wanted to explore that boundary without treating a model-generated confirmation as permission. I built dotnet-mcp-orders-server , a small .NET 8…
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- 2026-10-28 01:02 · DEV Community — AI
How I Built a C# MCP Server with Single-Use Order Approvals