Claude with MCP is starting to feel more like an operator than an assistant

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作者分享了将 Claude 与 MCP（Model Context Protocol）连接后，使其从问答助手转变为能执行实际操作的 agent 的使用体验，讨论了数据拉取、费用管理等场景，并强调涉及资金操作仍需人工审批。

I've been playing around with how much Claude can do once you connect it to actual tools through MCP. Instead of just answering questions, it can pull data from different systems, check what's going on, and prepare actions without having to jump between apps all the time. Stuff like checking transactions, keeping track of expenses or dealing with random admin tasks seems like a pretty good use case for this. I still wouldn't let it do anything involving money without approving it first though. There's a big difference between giving an agent access and letting it do whatever it wants. Anyone here using Claude with MCP for everyday tasks? What's been working for you?
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