@svpino: MCP is not dead. For the people who keep saying "bUt McP pUts GaRbaGe iN yOuR cOntExT", that's an outdated complaint: N…
Summary
A defense of MCP (Model Context Protocol) against criticism that it puts garbage in context, noting that modern tools like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor implement progressive disclosure and load MCP tools on demand, making the complaint outdated. The author argues MCP is best for cloud-hosted platforms requiring authentication and discoverability.
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