Dev predicts companies will wall off MCP servers, ushering in agent-to-agent era
JosephJacks_ · x · 2026-10-05
raminmh predicts that as AI improves, companies will deliberately make their MCP servers and APIs harder to access, so AI agents will rely on vision components to experience the web like humans do for a while.
After that era, agent-to-agent communications, negotiations, fights, and trades will emerge—at first too voluminous for humans to understand—eventually converging on a2a protocols. Regulators or labs may introduce human-proxy protocols to stay in control, but he argues that approach won't scale.
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