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Would you mind elaborating on the superiority you perceive?
by zingar 7mo ago
Would you mind elaborating on the superiority you perceive?
- speedgoose 7mo agoIt has a json schema, that’s the main point. It also enforces good documentation by design. No need to get a man page or run the help command, it’s in the context. It can work remotely with authentication.
- ramon156 7mo agoMost CLI tools have JSON support. Your arguments fall flat pretty short. I think MCP is fine in an env where you have no access to tools, but you cannot ripgrep your way through an MCP (unless you make an MCP that calls ripgrep on e.g. a repo, which in that case what are you doing).
- vova_hn2 7mo agoTool calls can have JSON schema enforced on lower level (token sampling). Although, I'm not sure if major providers do it, but I don't see any reason why they wouldn't.
- speedgoose 7mo agoI am not sure I agree on your statement about most CLI tools having JSON support. First, I’m not sure it’s true. But most are for sure not coming with JSON schemas for inputs and outputs.
- TheMrZZ 7mo agoFor MCP servers, there's no need to install a potentially untrusted software on your computer. Remote MCP can do very little harm, a CLI though? You're vulnerable to bad actors or supply chain attacks. For client side MCP it's a different story.
- timq 7mo agoExplorable by design, can be served through HTTP, OAuth integration.