What changed in the Rust MCP.
Five short scenes show the release at work: cleaner signals, team context, diagram types, lessons and matched skills. Watch them play, or read them below.
Signal first
Auto search keeps what helps the task and pushes noisy context out of the way.
The right signals stay. Noise fades out.
ContextStream reads the request and keeps the results that help: code first, memory only when it changes the answer, and skills only when they match.
Why it matters: Agents get the context they need without dragging stale memory, irrelevant code, or noisy team artifacts into the prompt.
The release, in plain words.
Each scene is one change your agents feel in daily work.
Signal first
Auto search keeps what helps the task and pushes noisy context out of the way.
Why it mattersAgents get the context they need without dragging stale memory, irrelevant code, or noisy team artifacts into the prompt.
Attach team context
Team mode brings shared work into the answer while private transcript bodies stay private.
Why it mattersYour agent can act with the team's shared work — plans, tickets, runbooks, handoffs — without you pasting them in by hand.
Expose diagram types
Agents no longer guess diagram formats; valid types are first-class memory schema.
Why it mattersWhen the agent saves a diagram, it lands in the same place the team already looks for them, with a type the dashboard understands.
Surface lessons
Repeated behavior becomes an actionable cue instead of hidden history.
Why it mattersIf the agent is about to repeat a mistake you've already corrected, the past correction shows up before the new one happens.
Gate matched skills
Skill guidance appears when intent and confidence justify it, not because memory was included.
Why it mattersSkills only run when the request actually triggers one — so the agent doesn't bolt random automations onto unrelated questions.
Give your agents the new MCP.
One command installs or upgrades the server. Then connect your editor.
curl -fsSL https://contextstream.io/scripts/mcp.sh | bash