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Too much of a good thing. It feels like overload.
If you have been leveraging MCP connections in Claude, or reading my writings, you know how powerful it can be. From notes from Granola, to your CRM like Affinity, to fund admin data from Carta, to Gmail, Calendars, etc. etc. etc. Even Fiscal.ai allows their fundamental data to be pulled via MCP.
But what happens when we have too many MCP connections? How do we manage it long term? When I worked in the hedge fund industry we had hundreds if not thousands of data vendors and software providers. If they all are available via MCP, how do we ensure this is setup, maintained, stable, and working across the organizations and even across our work and home machines?
Aggregators? Does $FDS ( ▲ 5.54% ) start aggregating more? Does Carbon Arc and their elegant MCP solution win? We need more consolidation and aggregation, but that’s just a start. What’s next after the MCP? What’s the next innovation?
At the end of my time at Third Point, when buying data, we would really only focus on vendors that delivered via Snowflake. It made our life easier and helped us prioritize. I imagine now in that type of seat buying endless datasets and saying to a vendor, “if you don’t have an MCP offering, this isn’t going to work for our firm.”
Overload is here or we are close to it, but at the same time I want more access and more data to be connected to my work I do in Claude. So maybe this is just creating an opportunity for new products and service providers to help with the overload and maintenance.
