Comment Comment by mbreese In the cases I’ve tried building/integrating they are the same thing…I think the only difference is the statefulness of the request. HTTP is stateless, but MCP has state? Is this right?I haven’t seen many use cases for how to use the state effectively, but I thought that was the main difference over a plain REST API. parent mbreese 1 year ago
I think the only difference is the statefulness of the request. HTTP is stateless, but MCP has state? Is this right?
I haven’t seen many use cases for how to use the state effectively, but I thought that was the main difference over a plain REST API.