Jarkko Sakkinen on Nostr: Model-Control-Protocol (MCP) is in the literal sense of the word same as if Python ...
Model-Control-Protocol (MCP) is in the literal sense of the word same as if Python replaced modules with daemons and function calls with a request-response-protocol sitting behind either TCP or UDS socket.
It only exist because Claude Code is exceptionally bad.
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2026-08-07 22:27:08 UTCEvent JSON
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