There are now tens of thousands of MCP servers. Glama indexes ~75,000. PulseMCP lists ~22,000. npm has thousands of packages tagged mcp-server. And yet the way we all use MCP is: find a server somewhere, paste it into a config file, restart the client, repeat.
Two things are broken about this.
Discovery is manual
Your agent can't answer "is there a tool that queries Postgres?" — you have to know the answer, find the server, and wire it up before the conversation even starts.
Every server you add costs context, forever. Each configured server loads its tool schemas into every request. Ten servers with a dozen tools each, and you've burned thousands of tokens before saying hello. This is why most people cap out at a handful of servers — not because they don't want more capabilities, but because context is expensive.
