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I really hate to be the curmudgeon here but won't foundation models end up having their own AI workflows like the GPT store but with MCP? I could really envisi
by digitcatphd 1y ago
I really hate to be the curmudgeon here but won't foundation models end up having their own AI workflows like the GPT store but with MCP?
I could really envision saving an 'AI Workflow' template with integrated MCP clients that will balloon once adoption is reached. Right now adoption is low so its not a priority for them, once it is, they will tack it on.
I really wish this the best of luck its a great concept, but surely you must be thinking ahead to plan for this situation.
- hgaddipa001 1y agoYep! We do think there's a good chance they'll make their own version. But we view it as a Dropbox situation where, the foundation models much like Apple and Google know that this will be the future, but are a bit slow to act on it.
- digitcatphd 1y agoI would argue Dropbox was a new product category rather than a feature and as such, was a much deeper strategic decision to enter that category than add a feature. My only recommendation would be to focus on deep complex workflows (E.g. N8N style) with extensive integrations or build out a developer community so you can build some data lock in, because if they are surface level templates surely these will get easily disrupted.
- hgaddipa001 1y agoYep! That's our goal long term to get better templates