I believe Microsoft's usual "Embrace, Expand, Extinguish" strategy is at work here. For system stability and security reasons, you wouldn't actually want agents to dynamically discover tools without proper governance. Alternatives like PydanitcAI are lost in this steady MCP noise maintained by Microsoft - their "Embrace" phase for MCP, declared during Build 2025 event. Anthropic released this open standard with weak tooling and no governance for the specs, making it easy for Microsoft to dominate.
The next step would be Microsoft attempting to make their registry the de facto choice for developers and extending with Windows-specific verbs.
Then, by controlling what's considered "secure", they can marginalize competitors.
The next step would be Microsoft attempting to make their registry the de facto choice for developers and extending with Windows-specific verbs.
Then, by controlling what's considered "secure", they can marginalize competitors.