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The most exciting thing in software right now? MCP.
Instead of clicking through pages and menus and forms, users are beginning to engage with their favorite applications through natural language, voice, and AI agents.
But for AI to actually do anything useful, it needs more than just a chat box. It needs a structured way to understand and interact with your app’s capabilities and your users’ data.
Here’s 5 reasons why MCP is worth your time right now
MCP is useful now. Despite being new, it’s already providing real value for real people. I’m using it personally to automate my workflows, and every day more enterprise software teams are jumping at the opportunity to make their agents more capable.
Yes, there’s hype. But there’s also substance. And progress is rapidly getting more substantial. The ecosystem is growing fast, with quality servers popping up every week. And you can be a part of it.
MCP UI brings the best of both worlds. Natural language interaction plus familiar graphical interfaces when needed. And easy, often automatic switching between them!
When you do MCP right, it creates a stellar user experience. When you do MCP right, it’s not a bolt-on — although some have tried. A good MCP implementation rethinks how apps expose functionality in a world where LLMs are the new client.
MCP is still in its early days, but adoption is rapidly expanding. Developers who understand it now will be the ones shaping the future interaction layer of the web. Support in ChatGPT.com (the biggest consumer-focused AI agent), Claude.app, and all popular code editors demonstrates true investment.
