Some ideas on the eventual automatic generation

[Scriptwonder]

I am thinking of a tool that can generate other possible MCP tools (mostly new ones, of course), and register them with the server/client. In this one, we could significantly broaden what LLM can do when users have the token and ideas. There must be some even many errors associated with it, but I would like to try this. Would love to hear what the users and the developers think on this.

[dsarno]

Sounds pretty cutting edge. But easier to imagine if you can give some examples. It's kind of abstract.

[Scriptwonder]

A good example is the runtime custom tool I am currently working on. When working on a custom MCP tool like this, I need to write/generate a 2 .cs file, a 1 .py file, and complete the registration following the markdown tutorial. Except for the registration part, all the other parts can be automated through AI. With this tool, users have some ideas, and they can automate the MCP tool creation process to achieve these ideas with little effort, which is what I am thinking right now.
It can be experimental because it is error-prone from the current standpoint, but I guess AI-generated code will get better and better, so why not give them the ability to build a tool themselves?

[dsarno]

Super interesting idea, I love it. Thanks for explaining.

Then it would also be great to have a way for them to share them with the community somehow. Kind of like Unity package manager or blender add-ons. You could easily install and rate other people's tools...