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    Using DSPy to optimize MCP client calls

    A speaker at MCP Community Connect argues that separating tasks from implementation makes it easier to test and adopt new things as they arrive.

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    A speaker says they shared how to use DSPy to optimize MCP client calls at MCP Community Connect. Their main argument for DSPy: separating the task from its implementation lets you more easily test and adopt new things as they arrive.

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    @dbreunigThanks to @pamelafox for inviting me to speak at the MCP Community Connect, sharing how to use DSPy to optimize MCP client calls. This slide is the main argument for @DSPyOSS: separating your task from the implementation lets you easily test & adopt new things as they arrive.

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    @dbreunigThanks to @pamelafox for inviting me to speak at the MCP Community Connect, sharing how to use DSPy to optimize MCP client calls. This slide is the main argument for @DSPyOSS: separating your task from the implementation lets you easily test & adopt new things as they arrive.