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Stacklok
6 facts from 1 episode, in date order. These are what speakers said on the shows, each linked to the moment it was said. They aren't independently verified.
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McLuckie says his CTO Joe wrote the SPIFFE paper, about a zero-trust identity framework, around ten years earlier.
“He wrote the Spiffy paper, I don't know if you've heard of Spiffy. It's it's an identity system that's kind of, uh, a sort of, the sort of zero trust”
Craig McLuckie · Rebooting Enterprise AI with MCP and Kubernetes, 0:21:51
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ToolHive is an open source project licensed under Apache 2.
“ToolHive is an open source project, it's Apache 2 licensed.”
Craig McLuckie · Rebooting Enterprise AI with MCP and Kubernetes, 0:33:02
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McLuckie says Stacklok instruments its developers' agent use with hooks to track which agents they use and how.
“all of the developers have, you know, hooks. We know exactly which agents they're using, how they're using”
Craig McLuckie · Rebooting Enterprise AI with MCP and Kubernetes, 0:44:40
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McLuckie says Stacklok developers run between five and 15 concurrent agents, each configured with a different role and controlled tool access.
“they'll have 15 different agents, each with a slightly different configuration recipe role, uh, performing a set of tasks”
Craig McLuckie · Rebooting Enterprise AI with MCP and Kubernetes, 0:45:26
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McLuckie says Stacklok's engineering team throughput rose 60 in one week as the team improved at running agents concurrently.
“This last week, our person like our, our engineering team's throughput went up 60 in a week.”
Craig McLuckie · Rebooting Enterprise AI with MCP and Kubernetes, 0:45:52
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McLuckie says Stacklok can now close community issues faster than new ones arrive.
“we're finally over the threshold where we're actually able to burn down issues faster than they're coming in.”
Craig McLuckie · Rebooting Enterprise AI with MCP and Kubernetes, 0:45:52