The transport choice is doing more work than the article admits
What struck me most is that this piece treats `stdio` versus remote HTTP like a clean architectural decision, when in practice it’s often a trust decision disguised as plumbing. That part is true enough: local subprocesses feel simple because they inherit your shell, your tokens, your filesystem, your whole environment. But that simplicity is doing a lot of hidden work. It’s not just “easier.” It’s “I am willing to let this tool sit inside my machine and borrow my identity.” That’s a very differ
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