Andrej Karpathy said it himself. The hierarchy for connecting tools to Claude Code: CLI at the top, API in the middle, MCP at the bottom.
MCPs eat context the moment they connect. Every MCP you load is sitting in your context window doing nothing until you call it. You could have five MCPs connected and lose 15-20% of your usable context before you've typed a single message.
CLIs use zero context until the moment you need them. The GitHub CLI, Vercel CLI, Firecrawl CLI. The AI calls them directly from your machine. No handshake, no persistent connection, no context cost.
Carl Vellotti ran a web research task with 10 tool calls and 30,000 tokens through a sub-agent. His main session moved from 16% to 16.5% context used. Without the sub-agent, that same task would have filled to 25%. The difference between a session that lasts 30 messages and one that compacts after 5.
Most PMs loaded up MCPs because that was the tutorial everyone shared in January. The PMs getting the best outputs right now ripped most of them out and switched to CLIs.
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Dallas, Texas is only 3.2% Indian origin people in terms of overall population, but I bet if you restrict the age range to 25–55, which is where most of life happens, Indians, probably increase.
But Dallas is 42% Latino.
The future of the US is decisively half Hispanic.
New update:
-authentication
-dark mode
-history tab, no login needed
-ai to help you nail the interview, login needed
-plus lots of minor updates
Check out the PH launch page:
https://t.co/vVKHTaRyDp
It’s not that the people running these companies snapping back on Twitter are naïve.
It’s that we’ve entered a new world of comms strategy and only a small handful of companies are smart enough to realize that.