MCP server ownership: the checklist I use before an agent touches production

A local MCP server starts as a convenience. Someone adds it to a config file, points it at a database, and uses it to speed up a task. Six months later, nobody remembers who owns it, what it can read, or why it has a write token. That is the point where an MCP server stops being a helper and becomes infrastructure. Infrastructure needs an owner, a... Weiterlesen: MCP server ownership: the checklist I use before an agent touches pro…