MCP is basically APIs V2 as far as I can see. It probably will evolve in its concrete specs, but useful and not niche, especially when they can be composed fair

MCP is basically APIs V2 as far as I can see. It probably will evolve in its concrete specs, but useful and not niche, especially when they can be composed fairly trivially. In that sense, it is probably the building block for the next user interface, which is conversational. Maybe the mention of web 2.0 is triggering all negative responses here, but on it's own, it is useful and could disrupt (not MCP itself, but the overall field) how we interact with software and systems