That makes it enormously attractive for people who want to be part of the AI hype cycle but not devote much actual effort to it.

Especially since you dont have to actually do anything useful, just write a wrapper around something that already exists.

Wow! Now youre part of the AI hype cycle!

Maybe you too (like windsurf) can be bought for billions of dollars.

So… lots of people.

This is especially true for conventional SaaS that historically required one or more developers to read and internalize documentation for a service's API in order to make any use of it.

What are the odds that this developer fully understands how to squeeze every bit of value of out this expensive SaaS product, for which the company is paying monthly/yearly?

What if that developer jumps ship? Or the provider releases a major version bump with a significantly different API, but features that the business absolutely needs to integrate in order to stay ahead?

As much as it might seem hyped up at the moment, MPC and agent-based tool calling paired with CoT can and will make things orders of magnitude more efficient.

No business in its right mind will accept anything less than the total integration of MCP and agents across their entire stack by the end of this year.