Pi integrates MCP into its core after publicly rejecting it
Earendil, la empresa que desarrolla el asistente de código Pi, escribió durante meses en su blog y repitió en podcasts que Pi no soportaría MCP. En la versión más reciente del producto, MCP pasó a formar parte del núcleo. El giro no es cosmético: expone qué es realmente el protocolo, cómo cambió en el último año y por qué hasta sus críticos más ruidosos terminan integrándolo. TL;DR MCP es el…
Earendil, the company behind AI assistant Pi, has reversed its stance on the Model Context Protocol (MCP), a open protocol developed by Anthropic that standardizes how language models connect with external tools and data. Previously, Earendil had stated that Pi would not support MCP, but the latest version of the product now integrates it at its core.
MCP allows a model to connect with tools and data through a standardized protocol, using JSON-RPC, and enables clients to discover and call tools without requiring custom code. The protocol has been adopted by other tools, including Codex, and is seen as a key component in allowing models to combine multiple tool calls with custom logic.
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