You're definitely right for now, MCP is great for 'stuffing context'.
However, the long-term goal of this framework is to make the persona itself dynamic. It's designed to use that context to subtly update a persona's core personality traits over time, creating a more 'life-like' evolving 'virtual soul'.
The cherry-on-top is framing it all as a 'Persona-as-a-Service' API to make the dev workflow straightforward but powerful. It's not for every application, but for anything that needs real character depth - like in gaming or advanced assistants - the goal is to make it simple for any developer to create those deeper, more meaningful interactions that are typically hard to get right.
However, the long-term goal of this framework is to make the persona itself dynamic. It's designed to use that context to subtly update a persona's core personality traits over time, creating a more 'life-like' evolving 'virtual soul'.
The cherry-on-top is framing it all as a 'Persona-as-a-Service' API to make the dev workflow straightforward but powerful. It's not for every application, but for anything that needs real character depth - like in gaming or advanced assistants - the goal is to make it simple for any developer to create those deeper, more meaningful interactions that are typically hard to get right.