I'm wary of having the AI just run off with my browser context ad-hoc, but what I think could be useful is to have an AI construct an MCP integration in one ste

I'm wary of having the AI just run off with my browser context ad-hoc, but what I think could be useful is to have an AI construct an MCP integration in one step, then use that integrated in a separate step. E.g. instead of fiddling with APIs yourself, you could do something like: "Here is Foo.io's apidoc and you also get access to a JavaScript environment with network access to their domain and an API key for testing. Now write me a server that exposes their API as MCP." This might even work without an official API at all by going through a website. Then you can collect a growing "toolbox" of AI-generated MCP conversion scripts that agents fan use for their actual tasks - but you can still inspect those scripts manually to understand their capability and choose which scripts to make available to an agent as needed. (And you might also simply use those scripts without any AI agents at all)