We didn't ship a feature, we shipped an agentic opt-in beta
The article discusses the release of an agentic opt-in beta for a new MCP server. This approach allows customers to test features before they are fully released, ensuring that only validated features are made available to the entire customer base. The process emphasizes customer involvement and rapid deployment, showcasing a new method for feature development.
- ▪The company released an agentic opt-in beta for a new MCP server after a customer request.
- ▪The new system allows feature requests to be turned into betas, enabling customers to test and validate features before full release.
- ▪The deployment process was streamlined, allowing for rapid implementation and customer feedback.
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