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OAuth's Original Sin: Why MCP Inherited a Problem Designed for Humans

The third post in the MCP series. The first two argued when MCP wins and loses. This one looks at the terrain MCP is supposed to win on — OAuth-bound integrations — and shows why even there, the ground is more fragile than it looks.

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Skills vs MCP Servers: The Hidden Cost of Tools in LLM Workflows

Why CLI-based skills are often cheaper, safer, and more ergonomic than MCP servers — and the one case where MCP genuinely wins.

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