Ticket IDs restart per tenant, and other things I learned wiring a .NET backend to an MCP server
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Almost everything written about the Model Context Protocol assumes you’re building in TypeScript or Python, and that the data your tools reach for lives somewhere convenient. Neither was true for me. The agent and MCP server sat in a Node service. The data they needed — tickets, work logs, time ent…
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Ticket IDs restart per tenant, and other things I learned wiring a .NET backend to an MCP server
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