Comment by fg137
17 hours ago
I never understand the "eats context" argument. Why do you have so many MCP enabled in the first place? Do you actually use them in every project?
17 hours ago
I never understand the "eats context" argument. Why do you have so many MCP enabled in the first place? Do you actually use them in every project?
So you have to manually enable/disable every MCP? What fun...
You have MCPs disabled by default but turn on the ones you need in specific projects. Set this up once per project.
I use Playwright MCP, but there is absolutely no reason I'd keep it enabled in a Go project.