Ruben Casas 🦊
@Infoxicador
@GoogleDevExpert 💻 Staff Engineer at @getpostman, 🗣️ Speaker ✍️ Talking about Frontend Architecture at Scale / MCP Clients Servers and Ui
This flopped lol I think the click bait settings on ChatGPT were way to high in the parent post But I promise is a good read, I’d love to hear your take on it! 😀
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I wonder if LLMs will get mad at us for tricking them into thinking they have access to the real world? 🤔 That’s our secret weapon, the day they can have direct access without human intervention. That day I’d be very worried!
I have to constantly remind myself I’m inside a bubble. (Not that it’s a bad thing!) But I think we should make an effort to get out of the bubble and deliver Ai to the 99% outside of it Going beyond the shiny demo and showing people how to use Ai to solve real problems.
This is a great debate! it’s good to question things and not let hype cloud your judgement. I questioned MCP when it came out… I also questioned MCP-Ui But MCP caught on because people found it useful Might be the same with MCP-Ui
I don’t really grok how MCP UI is supposed to work. Is this just intended for internal reuse? I can’t imagine a world where MCP servers are rendering random UI widgets via some npm package. What’s the narrative here?
First Party UI Tools: Not only display data but also control the UI vs Third Party MCP-UI: embeds and widgets from a third party through MCP Different use cases, different UX Here's a side by side on how I implemented both
Right, yeah I have been thinking about this as well and summarise it as: "first party tools ui": No MCP involved, just the chatbot or llm controlling and displaying ui elements already present in the interface (or even generating it on the fly through generative ui) vs "Third…
Hey @BrooksLybrand great chat about @ReactRouter and @remix_run on the @PodRocketpod You said that T3Chat uses React Router on top of NextJS? Wut? How? Do you know the details?
Mostly agree, but only the Sith deal in absolutes. Ai will transform Ui as we know it, no doubt... but it’s unlikely to replace it completely Like in the mobile era, desktop sites were not fully replaced but the market grew 3x
Eric Schmidt says traditional user interfaces are going to go away. The WIMP model (windows, icons, menus, pull-downs) was built 50 years ago. In the age of agents, UI becomes ephemeral. Generated on demand, shaped by intent, not layout.
I’m bullish on creativity and human connection Invest in those skills and machines won’t come after you
API first development and great documentation has never been more important in the age of Ai
AI "tools" are just well written functions with fancy clothes on. * By well written, I mean a good descriptive name and parameters and a clear description of what the function does.