Thanks! I def don't think I would have guessed this use case when MCP first came out, but more and more it seems Claude just yearns for scripting on data rather than a bunch of "tools". My/MCPs job has become just getting it that data.
Our auth, log diving, infra state, etc, is all usable via cli, and it feels pretty good when pointing Claude at it.
You can do anything you want via a CLI but MCP still exists as a standard that folks and platforms might want to adopt as a common interface.
It's not that practical to have an MCP that can connect to, for example, ALL of your corporate Google Drive. Not happening.
Why isn't it possible to limit it to a specific whitelisted set?
It is but you need to use an MCP client and servers that implement Roots.