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Your AI is brilliant, but it’s blind. Until now. We are thrilled to launch the official Databox MCP (Model Context Protocol). This open standard server bridges the gap between your business data and your favorite AI tools, turning general-purpose LLMs into specialized data analysts that know your business data. Stop manually exporting CSVs or taking screenshots of dashboards. With Databox MCP, you can connect 130+ data sources (Google Analytics, HubSpot, Salesforce, Stripe, and more) directly to tools like Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and n8n.

Sales Leaders: Are you making decisions based on data, or just a "gut feeling"? If you want to move faster, you need to see this. James Smith, our SVP of EMEA, is demonstrating a hashtag#wowmoment that turns a vague intuition on SDR pipeline progression into a multi-million dollar revenue roadmap using Spotter.

The "Velocity Gap" is real. AI like Claude and GitHub Copilot are pumping out code faster than ever, but there’s a catch: Engineers don't trust it yet. We’re moving away from the old days of "clicking around" in a test environment, but how do we verify code at the speed of light? Ken breaks down why the future of QA isn't just "testing," it’s simulation. Video collab with @ScottMooreConsultingLLC Learn More: speedscale.com.

Learn how to expose an API orchestration workflow as an MCP server using Kong AI Gateway, configure semantic guardrails, and build an agent with the Volcano SDK. We onboard GPT-4 behind /llm, orchestrate with DataKit, and debug MCP tools in Insomnia—end-to-end without adding server code.

Busie Agentic Driver and Vehicle Scheduling: Intelligent assignment of drivers and vehicles to trips using real-time data on driver location and availability, vehicle utilization, and customer sentiment to optimize efficiency, service quality, and outcomes.

Asking a few questions and dumping data at the end isn’t AI onboarding. It’s lazy. If AI doesn’t actively personalize the product and get users to value faster, it actually hurts trust. Your users notice and they expect more.

If you're spinning up a whole container just for one test, you’re doing it wrong. Old way: Full DB container + pg_restore New way: speedscale + proxymock It records actual DB traffic and mocks it "on the wire." Test smarter, not harder.