Granola opens your agent brief to bots, calling out Big Labs' MCP lock-in strategy
soleio · x · 2026-11-12
Granola shipped a way to expose your full working context — projects, collaborators, priorities — to external AI bots. The thread argues Big Labs let you connect apps via MCP but deliberately don't offer an MCP server themselves, betting lock-in makes switching too painful.
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