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Yeah even I don't understand how it exactly solves the NXM problem (which translates to having M different prompts for N different llms. corerct me if I'm wrong
by mayank_agarwal 2y ago
Yeah even I don't understand how it exactly solves the NXM problem (which translates to having M different prompts for N different llms. corerct me if I'm wrong please)
- ramoz 2y agoN (LLM clients/vendors) x M (tools/tool suppliers). The N×M problem may simply be moved rather than solved: - Instead of N×M direct integrations - We now have N MCP client implementations - M MCP server implementations This feels similar to SOAP but might be more of a lower level protocol similar to HTTP itself. Hard to tell with the implementation examples being pretty subjective programs in python.