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by deepdarkforest 261 days ago
1. Oh okay great, maybe clarify it in the pricing page? That mcp server call means just execute. But its' still 10x more expensive right?

2. From what i understand it's just nested search right? It is not anything different, if you do flat or embedding search or fuzzy/agentic nested is a choice for sure, but Im just saying not sure how defensible this is, if all other mcp competitors or even users themselves put in a nested search tool
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wirehack 261 days ago
1. Sure, we will clarify that in the pricing page, thank you! As you can see from our evaluation, we are much better than official MCP servers. I think people care more about getting things done correctly. Otherwise, you waste all the model tokens for nothing. We do have enterprise deals where we can work out a customized pricing plan for your specific use case. Come talk to us if you are interested.

2. One VERY important distinction is that the model is doing the "search" here, not some RAG algorithm or vector database. Therefore, as the model becomes smarter, this approach will be more accurate as well.

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deepdarkforest 261 days ago
1. I was not talking about official MCP servers, those are often even free. Im talking about pricing of other devtools for aggregating tools/mcp's. I think this is an obvious space to build i agree, i just worry about differentiation. Its a search space not as big as web search, or complex (order doesnt matter).

2. Yes, i see, this is what i meant by agentic search. Essentially is a tiny subagent, taking list of tools in and out the relevant ones. Still implementable in 5 mins. But i guess if the experience is very smooth enterprise might pay?

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wirehack 261 days ago
1. Yes I agree. To be honest we are a young company (as you can tell we are from YC X25), so we are still figuring out the pricing. But thank you for the feedback and sharing your thoughts.

2. Yes the idea is not complex once you understand it. But there are some nuances we found along the way and supporting more integrations are always important but requires engineering efforts. Thank you!

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