MCP will change agent building forever with new standards for interactions

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I think what's interesting about mCP is not actually the capabilities it's the promise of a standardized set of capabilities yeah right like the fact that every company when when they think about like how do I enable agents to interact with my service I think be before it was maybe a bit more of a bespoke thought pattern but now it's like we can just set an C it just brought it top L it's like it's cool because it's like a new set of documentation or standardized documentation that allows people in this case agents interact so in the same way that like companies create an Expos apis with like standard formats for people interact with now I think that every company will add on a second thing which is a server that can access these apis yeah and like that itself is really exciting because it opens up and democratizes access to these apis and I think that ux of connecting agent to these servers and where these servers are hosted will become like better and better and better so it's kind of like agents having their like zapier moment you know where it's like there now becomes a really easy way to connect to like thousands and thousands of end apps directly yeah my my brain just goes to this is be a random tangent I was think about voice flow okay what do we do for an mCP server but we're an agent Building Company ourselves if we enabled other people to if we enabled agents to set up their own agents with their own like it would just it just I mean we're kind of already doing that aren't we some of the stuff we're talking Inception of how many layers of agents and well it's it's more like the co-pilot discussion right it's like being able to have something that can access our own internal end points to make the building experience easier to Auto improve your agent to go through transcripts all of these things that yeah you know we may or may not potentially do yeah yeah road map unconfirmed um but any that's very very cool