Quarkus at MCP Dev Summit Seoul 2026

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Event Description: MCP Dev Summit Seoul explores how MCP is enabling interoperable AI agents to securely connect models with tools, data, and real-world systems.

Date: August 13th & 14th, 2026
Location: Seoul, Korea
Event Type: In-Person

https://events.linuxfoundation.org/mcp-dev-summit-seoul/

Sessions

Session: Why Enterprise MCP Runs on Java
Speaker(s): Kevin Dubois & Mauricio Salatino
Date/Time: Thursday August 13, 2026 15:45 - 16:10 KST
Room: Grand Ballroom 1 + 2
Abstract: Most MCP examples are written in Python or TypeScript. Great for prototypes, but enterprises don't ship prototypes. They ship type-safe, robust, observable, secure services. Exactly what Java excels at.

And, perhaps contrary to popular belief, building MCP servers or clients with Java is not hard at all. It is as natural as creating REST servers and clients. Swap a few dependencies, annotate your methods, and your services speak MCP.

But MCP in Java isn't just about exposing data to LLMs. It can also vastly augment your AI development experience. We'll show how we built an MCP-based agent into the Quarkus framework that exposes live runtime intelligence to your code assistant: structured exceptions, dynamically discovered tools, extension-specific coding patterns, and version-aware documentation search. With this, your agent doesn't just write code; it can also get real-time feedback from the running application, recover from crashes, and learn patterns specific to the frameworks in your project.

Through real-world examples including IoT integrations and Kubernetes analysis agents, we'll show why Java is the natural home for enterprise MCP adoption.