I was wondering what kind of client name they were talking about.
It's really silly that this was the only means of blocking access. I expected them to have, I don't know, some sort of cryptographic signature or something.
An additional JWT with a long expiry time would even work here, anything.
Ironically, it's exactly the kind of "security" I imagine current Claude models would work around as a matter of course, with barely a note left for the user to know the agent hit a speed bump when operating the MCP.
This is so complicated, I would have to install mcp-adapter to Pi etc. I just have a public github repo with my Pi setup https://github.com/igorkulman/pi-skills
Kind of bullshit, instead of cutting Claude Code token usage by 90% it is cutting Claude Code file read token usage by delegating reads to Gemini flash (with its own usage) and trusting the summary of files it provides is not crap.
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