I wonder why it hasn't made it's way to the US! The only time I get it is when I make it at home.

I guess the answer to that is “technically, yes.”

that's so cool - I love contraptions that are just there to show that we can do something!

No shame in appreciating bona fide nerd humor 😉

Fact.

This got me thinking: Should MCP itself formally distinguish between request vs response context?

It could let LLMs be more intelligent about when to pull extra info. 🤔

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I built a demo agent for hotel booking. My setup:

Inject request context into the prompt (user prefs, budget, pulled from account)

Fetch response context live using MCP tools (available hotels that match search params)

Result: the agent felt way smarter.

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Back when we only had prompts, you could frame the task (request context).

Today, tools like MCP change the game. But should you use them?

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Example: a hotel booking agent 🛌

Request context: "Book a hotel in Barcelona on April 28 under $400"

Response context: A list of hotels available in Barcelona that day, within budget.

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⚖️ You need to balance two types of context:

Request Context = frames the task

Response Context = info needed to complete it

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This is really neat, thanks for sharing. Little performance hacks like this require understanding how things work underneath the hood, and tend to have the most impact on overall performance!

Would love to know other similar tips you have.