Yup, same here. But it's also super painful to watch it being neutered by people who tried to force-fit MCP to their usual smelly business models, and then star

Yup, same here. But it's also super painful to watch it being neutered by people who tried to force-fit MCP to their usual smelly business models, and then started to make a fuss about "security issues" that are actually core features of MCP and LLMs in general. In most cases, it's not MCP that was a problem, it's someone's -as-a-Service business model they cling to.