The token overhead is something I’ve been feeling lately. It’s annoying to see the context window shrink just from tool definitions that never even get triggere

The token overhead is something I’ve been feeling lately. It’s annoying to see the context window shrink just from tool definitions that never even get triggered. For me, as a dev, I’d much rather just throw together a quick bash wrapper. But I can see the appeal for the non-technical side of our team who just want to 'plug and play' with AI connections without asking for a PR. It feels like MCP is aiming for that specific market gap.