The author argues that the Multi-Agent Communication Protocol (MCP) was initially conceived as infrastructure, a decision that has shaped its subsequent development. This foundational choice means MCP focuses on standardizing access rather than the meaning of communications between agents. Consequently, agents operating within the same MCP fleet may still hold differing interpretations of information, such as revenue figures. AI
IMPACT This perspective highlights how infrastructure choices in multi-agent systems can impact communication interpretation and interoperability.
RANK_REASON The item is an opinion piece discussing the design philosophy and implications of the MCP protocol.
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