Most of MCP servers and Apps are way under-designed today. A lot of MCP B2B servers still wrap legacy APIs, and most MCP Apps try to reproduce a website experience instead of trying to reinvent the experience from scratch.
It feels like we're in the early mobile years where companies have not figured out what to do with this new technology. I hope the Uber and Candy Crushes of the AI era will land in 2026! (well maybe not candy crush, but some IA native games would be nice)
hrimfaxi 16 minutes ago [-]
Every week these model providers are coming out with new toys. I don't fault orgs for minimally investing in MCP when the space is moving so fast and there's no telling whether or not MCP is here to stay.
neil_naveen 56 minutes ago [-]
Isn't the MCP endpoint that allows AI agents to run custom SQL queries, essentially letting your monitoring database be manipulated by a potentially malicious AI agent? Like, if the AI agent has full reign over the DB and it can't find a solution to, let's say, a perf bug, it may just rewrite that data and say it has "solved" the bug. And this is literally the least concerning example I could come up with.
wongarsu 26 minutes ago [-]
Maybe they have limited the MCP endpoint to reject any query that modifies the db. With sqlite that's probably easily achieved by opening the db in read-only mode (as opposed to the role-based approach you'd take with most other dbs)
jimmypk 13 minutes ago [-]
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gcifuentes 1 hours ago [-]
Couldn't you create a MCP eBPF module and dynamically generate probe points?
chaoz_ 44 minutes ago [-]
You absolutely could. It'd be cool (not easy from security/compliance perspective) to be able to deeply "scan" your prod-deployed app.
There are a quite a few startups created by connecting relevant eBPF/OTel traces e.g. in response to uncaught exceptions (traditional RAG-based bug-fix generation).
jeremie_strand 26 minutes ago [-]
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It feels like we're in the early mobile years where companies have not figured out what to do with this new technology. I hope the Uber and Candy Crushes of the AI era will land in 2026! (well maybe not candy crush, but some IA native games would be nice)
There are a quite a few startups created by connecting relevant eBPF/OTel traces e.g. in response to uncaught exceptions (traditional RAG-based bug-fix generation).