Walmart announced Agent Gateway, a new MCP server that lets approved AI agents connect to Walmart via the model context protocol to search online inventory and shop on behalf of users, following Amazon's move to block AI agents from shopping.
At Figma's first Config conference in India, the company announced 20 new MCP partners, including Amp, ClickUp, Dia, Junie by JetBrains, Linear, Meta Muse, Mistral, Notion, OpenCode, and Sarvam Agents. Co-founder Dylan Field, who previously criticized MCP, said the protocol is not perfect and noted that Anthropic has not opened its resources via MCP.
ZoomInfo has confirmed a native integration with ClickUp through an MCP-based connector, allowing mutual customers to bring verified ZoomInfo data into ClickUp so that tasks, documents, and AI agents can directly query GTM.AI for company and contact data, replacing manual export-paste workflows.
ZoomInfo announced a connector for Superhuman Go, enabling mutual customers to access ZoomInfo's verified GTM intelligence data within Superhuman Go via GTM.AI's API and MCP interface. Users can search target accounts by industry, size, or tech stack, pull contacts by title, surface buying intent signals, and generate account briefs.
ZoomInfo announced that its MCP connector is now live on Replit's Integrations marketplace, allowing users to access verified company and contact data through natural language without building custom API integrations. Search and lookup tools are free once connected; enrichment calls use existing bulk data credits, while AI context tools use AI credits. First-time MCP connector users receive 100 free AI credits.
Google announced that Google Home will integrate the Model Context Protocol (MCP) standard, enabling AI agents such as Google Antigravity, Claude, Hermes and Open Claw to securely access and control smart home devices and event history. Early access will initially be available to Premium Advanced subscribers at $20 per month or $200 per year.