A key tool missing in most applications of MCP is better underlying authorization controls. Instead of granting large-scale access to data like this at the MCP level, just-in-time authorization would dramatically reduce the attack surface.
See the point from gregnr on
> Fine-grain permissions at the token level. We want to give folks the ability to choose exactly which Supabase services the LLM will have access to, and at what level (read vs. write)
Even finer grained down to fields, rows, etc. and dynamic rescoping in response to task needs would be incredible here.
Specifically to the point of the comparatively low reliability / high variation of analog systems: an interesting property of neural nets is that they can be robust relative to noise when trained with the same type of noise witnessed under inference.
Whether or not speed/etc. would be better in the digital vs. analog design-space, it's an interesting thing to consider that neural nets can automatically account for the encoding-medium's variability. This perhaps makes neural solutions a good fit for low power analog media which otherwise aren't useful for classical computing.
See the point from gregnr on
> Fine-grain permissions at the token level. We want to give folks the ability to choose exactly which Supabase services the LLM will have access to, and at what level (read vs. write)
Even finer grained down to fields, rows, etc. and dynamic rescoping in response to task needs would be incredible here.