[donmcronald]

> Now if LLMs can use specific remote MCP which is another SaaS for your LLM, the remote MCP powered service can charge a subscription to do wonderful things and voila!

I've always worked under the assumption the best employees make themselves replaceable via well defined processes and high quality documentation. I have such a hard time understanding why there's so much willingness to integrate irreplaceable SaaS solutions into business processes.

I haven't used AI a ton, but everything I've done has focused on owning my own context, config, etc.. How much are people going to be willing to pay if someone else owns 10+ years of their AI context?

Am I crazy or is owning the context massively valuable?

[brumar]

Hello fellow context owner. I like my modules with their context.sh at their root level. If crafted with care, magic happens. Reciprocally, when AI derails, it's most often due to bad context management and fixed by improving it.