Ben LeshGuest
Brandon MathisHost
So actually, I can talk to that a little bit because prior to this existing, I worked on an in-house chat for my previous company that I worked for, and they had this desire, this need to have the model chat um rendering custom ui widgets and render specific like here's some iframe off to the side that has charts and whatever so there's definitely there was demand for it before this existed and now they have effectively a layer on top of the model context protocol mcp that allows you to do this in a standardized way so Yeah.

I, I, I initially got some exposure to this through open AI's internal documentation on building GPT apps.

Like, I mean, I initially came from this from the GPT standpoint, but you're saying this is like a. third party standard that we're sort of defining.

There, there was a bunch of, uh, like methods on a window, like an, like an object on the window thing and opening eye object on the window.

If your custom in-house chat thing that you built, like what I worked on in the past, supports this standard, then you can use anybody else's.

so sort of like what we're seeing a demo of on screen from the MCB apps, it seems like what their use case, uh, here is because, I mean, there's a lot, when you start talking about standards that you use to define, to build apps.


So actually, I can talk to that a little bit because prior to this existing, I worked on an in-house chat for my previous company that I worked for, and they had this desire, this need to have the model chat um rendering custom ui widgets and render specific like here's some iframe off to the side that has charts and whatever so there's definitely there was demand for it before this existed and now they have effectively a layer on top of the model context protocol mcp that allows you to do this in a standardized way so Yeah.

I, I, I initially got some exposure to this through open AI's internal documentation on building GPT apps.

Like, I mean, I initially came from this from the GPT standpoint, but you're saying this is like a. third party standard that we're sort of defining.

There, there was a bunch of, uh, like methods on a window, like an, like an object on the window thing and opening eye object on the window.

If your custom in-house chat thing that you built, like what I worked on in the past, supports this standard, then you can use anybody else's.

so sort of like what we're seeing a demo of on screen from the MCB apps, it seems like what their use case, uh, here is because, I mean, there's a lot, when you start talking about standards that you use to define, to build apps.

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