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MCP's are precisely the opposite of "letting agents input whatever they want", even if a lot of MCP servers just do that. The whole point of an MCP is to expos
by empath75 1y ago
MCP's are precisely the opposite of "letting agents input whatever they want", even if a lot of MCP servers just do that.
The whole point of an MCP is to expose a subset of API functionality to an agent in a structured way with limited access, as opposed to just giving them access to a bash prompt or to run python code with the user's access.
- gortok 1y agoIf "a lot" of MCP servers let agents input whatever they want; then at what point do you consider the standard itself faulty?