Model Control Protocol is not Model Context Protocol. We might be suffering from too many acronyms. (Just to be clearer, I think you’re referencing on the wrong MCP)

We ran out of acronyms some time in the late 2000s I think; ever since then, name collisions everywhere.

hmmm....what's the difference here so I can understand better? I developed this for use with roocode which supports MCP servers.

MCP is Model Context Protocol, a standardized API for declaring remote tools for AI to call. Roo Code supports Model Context Protocol, not your creation.

I updated the readme

That would be a TMA

Why does an MCP server need my OpenAI API key? Isn't that kind of backwards? And doesn't it defeat the point of MCP, which is that one AI provider (OpenAI, whatever) can connect to many MCP servers?

its only for inference and its optional.

What is that? What is the difference between Model Context Protocol and Model Control Protocol, and why are both AI related?

ok?