Right - that’s my point. It’s janky to put AuthN into a high level protocol like MCP when low level protocols do a better job that’s more reliable and thoroughly vetted. You can do full on SAML etc and go hog wild without ever touching MCP while inheriting all the thorough analysis and implementation pressure testing down stack. Doing something unsafe because you don’t know what safe looks like isn’t application protocols fault.
Right - that’s my point. It’s janky to put AuthN into a high level protocol like MCP when low level protocols do a better job that’s more reliable and thoroughly vetted. You can do full on SAML etc and go hog wild without ever touching MCP while inheriting all the thorough analysis and implementation pressure testing down stack. Doing something unsafe because you don’t know what safe looks like isn’t application protocols fault.