Phil Schmid: output schema, statelessness and code mode will drive an MCP comeback
_philschmid · x · 2026-09-15
Phil Schmid offers a concise but pointed prediction: the combination of output schemas, statelessness, and code mode will drive a comeback for MCP (Model Context Protocol).
These three improvements address core pain points that hindered earlier MCP adoption: structured output constraints, server-side state management burden, and the efficiency of tool invocation via code execution.
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