This seems very next level, from Jake Jones. I’ve never use…

This seems very next level, from Jake Jones. I’ve never used an MCP but from what I’m understanding you can give any general-purpose model a domain-specific “copilot mode”. I tried to find some articles on it, but there isn’t much written yet. It’s so new.

Here is a definition:

”Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a way to give large language models better information during a coding session. Instead of just pasting code or prompts into the chat, MCP gives the model a structured view of your files, tools, and workflows. This helps the model act like a smart assistant for your specific project — without retraining it.

It’s like a plugin system for LLMs, with:

• Tools (functions the model can call)
• Context (code files and metadata)
• Prompts (guided workflows)


https://x.com/monkishrex/status/1905745852892889149?s=46