Imagine if, in addition to local MCP "servers", the MCP people had nurtured a structured CLI-based --help-equivalent consumable by LLMs and shell completion engines alike. Doing so, you unify "CLI" (trivial deployment; human accessibility) and MCP-style (structured and discoverable tool calling) in a single DWIM artifact.
But since when has this industry done the right thing informed by wisdom and hindsight?
But since when has this industry done the right thing informed by wisdom and hindsight?