The MCP Series · Book 1 · 90-minute read

Everyone's saying “MCP.” Here's what it means for your company.

A plain-English book for the person who approves the budget. No code, no jargon, and no revolution promised. It's plumbing. Good plumbing is the point.

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the whole idea, on the cover

MCP for Business by Axel Verne — cover shows office systems wired into a single port

Chapter 1 · The integration mess

You're already paying a tax on every seam between your systems.

Each AI tool your people use needs its own custom connector to each system you run. Add one tool, build a stack of new connectors. Try it below: count the systems your company actually runs, then flip the switch.

AI tools 3
Systems 6
Diagram: AI tools on the left wired to company systems on the right
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connectors to build, secure and maintain


3

new connectors every time you add one system

Illustrative model. The book explains the real tradeoffs, including where this math breaks down.Chapter 2: “USB-C for AI” →

Inside, in about ninety minutes

From “what is MCP?” to a plan you can defend in a budget meeting.

Your IT team has opinions. Your vendors have slides. This is the translation, written for the person who has to say yes or no.

Who it's not for: developers. You want the documentation, not a translation.

  1. The integration mess

    Why every company already pays a tax on the seams between systems, and what a standard does to it.

  2. USB-C for AI

    The one analogy that survives a board meeting. Kitchen supplies and hotel rooms, no math.

  3. Department by department

    Sales, support, finance, marketing, HR, leadership: what it looks like when it works.

  4. The 2026 landscape

    Who adopted it, what the July 2026 spec change means, and why procurement should care.

  5. Security & governance

    Five questions that filter vendor nonsense, including where your data goes while the model reasons.

  6. Buy, build, or wait

    A decision sequence, not a whitepaper. Plus the money chapter and a pilot that proves something.

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The MCP Series · Book 2

Run a homelab? Give your assistant hands.

Your assistant can explain every service you run and operate none of them. Book 2 fixes that: your first MCP server tonight, on hardware you already own. Read-only by default.

Chapter 4, tonightA complete working setup, free in the sample.
The Paranoid ChapterPrompt injection, and why the docker socket is root.
Ten recipesCopy-paste Compose stacks in a free MIT repo.
Proxmox, Home Assistant, Pi-hole, TrueNAS, Grafana and more

The fine print, up front

“A book that's honest about AI shouldn't play pricing games. So it doesn't.”— Axel Verne
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Every protocol claim checked against the official MCP specification (September 2026). Case studies are labeled composites.
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