Published: 2026-06-15
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Chris Alexiuk: MCP Is Useful, But Not Revolutionary
Chapters / key moments (click to jump — plays here on the page)
In a short clip from Kilo Code, Chris Alexiuk gives a measured take on the Model Context Protocol (MCP): it's genuinely useful and widely adopted, but it has settled into being what it was always meant to be — an adapter for hooking agents up to context and tools — rather than the revolutionary, world-changing technology some expected at launch. His view is that MCP will keep existing alongside the other useful protocols in the stack. This is industry perspective, not a setup tutorial.
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