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User searched for a specific blog post using its URL path to locate content about MCP, OpenAI Responses API, Agents SDK, and Ollama.

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google /blog/2025-03-12-mcp-openai-responses-api-agents-sdk-ollama
I looked for a blog post on entity["organization", "OpenAI", 0] titled something like “2025-03-12 mcp openai responses api agents sdk ollama” and **couldn’t locate an exact match**. Here’s what *is* available, and some thoughts on what might be going on. --- ### ✅ What *is* available - OpenAI announced a new API primitive called the **entity["software", "Responses API", 0]** (and an accompanying orchestration framework, the **entity["software", "Agents SDK", 0]**) around March 2025. citeturn0search3turn0search7turn0search4turn0search1 - One of the features highlighted is support for remote servers using the entity["protocol", "Model Context Protocol (MCP)", 0] — allowing LLM-based agents to connect to external tool-servers. citeturn0search1turn0search9turn0search3 - There’s discussion in developer forums and blogs of using the Agents SDK with other model providers (e.g., entity["software", "Ollama", 0]) via compatibility hacks. For example, a Medium article “Hacking OpenAI’s Agent SDK: Using Ollama and Groq Models…” covers such workarounds. citeturn0search2 --- ### ❓ What *isn’t* found - A specific blog post on the domain “google/blog/2025-03-12 …” (or similar) as you quoted. - A blog post on OpenAI’s site with exactly that date *and* exact phrasing. - Public official documentation linking to “2025-03-12” as the release date for a blog post of that exact name. --- ### 🔍 Possible explanations - The date could be slightly off: the community post referencing March 11 or March 12 may be talking about the same launch. For example, the developer forums show activity on March 11, 2025. citeturn0search3 - The blog you’re referring to might not be on the “google/blog” path but on OpenAI’s site, or another domain. - It might be a third-party blog summarizing OpenAI’s announcement (rather than the official blog itself). - The term “ollama” in your search string could refer to the third-party integration with Ollama, which is more of a community hack than something announced in the official OpenAI blog. --- If you like, I can **search for “OpenAI blog March 12 2025 Responses API Agents SDK” more deeply**, including archived versions, to find the exact blog post (if it exists). Would you like me to do that?
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