Yes, MCP adds no new fundamental capabilities. What it does is solve an N x M problem, where to hook up a given tool to a given LLM scaffold you have to write s

Yes, MCP adds no new fundamental capabilities. What it does is solve an N x M problem, where to hook up a given tool to a given LLM scaffold you have to write specific integration code for that combination of scaffold and tool. With MCP that's decoupled, the tool and the software speak a common protocol, and it's one line of configuration to hook the tool up to the LLM. Makes it easy to mix and match, reuse code, etc.