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> If you can answer that question then the clankers can help you write a deterministic program for that same interaction and you only spend the tokens once. Th
by locknitpicker 13d ago
> If you can answer that question then the clankers can help you write a deterministic program for that same interaction and you only spend the tokens once.
The MCP is the deterministic program.
You need to take a step back and look at the problem you're discussing. What's exactly this MCP thing? It's a protocol to allow agents and coding assistants to access tools, services, and data sources, through a standardized interface.
It's the interface for your deterministic program. That's it.
- 8note 13d agothey were suggesting that you take the agent out of the run time tool usage
- locknitpicker 13d ago> they were suggesting that you take the agent out of the run time tool usage That only applies if you are talking about a well established recurrent workflow. That's not how MCPs are used to begin with.
- themgt 13d agoIt's easier if you started a while back shunning all human labor (including your own) in favor of fully deterministic systems. Reality is deterministic so your company or project logically can be run off a single compiled binary with formal verification of correctness for every possible scenario.
- jimbokun 13d agoA protocol is not a program.