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wtf is the difference when 1) you put a key in front of the mcp 2) you mcp a whole bunch of privileged access. it's like saying "i don't want to give Claude ac
by mathisfun123 2mo ago
wtf is the difference when 1) you put a key in front of the mcp 2) you mcp a whole bunch of privileged access.
it's like saying "i don't want to give Claude access to my file system but i'm fine letting it run bash" ......
- intrasight 2mo agoThe difference is that the LLM never sees your keys/secrets. My understanding is that can make a big difference.
- JV00 2mo agoDoes mcp guarantee that, per se?
- anon84873628 2mo agoNot if you assume the straw man like grandparent, but yes if you use it thoughtfully.