HugoMoran

Looks cool, I tried to set up unreal engine a while ago to mess around with it and see if i could get claude to work it for me without much luck. The compiling is an issue, it would be great to have some way to have an ai make changes while the game is running and see them live. Another issue I found with unreal is getting good assets into the editor to mess around with was a real pain. Performance was a bit of an issue on the demos.

seems like more of a minor discovery to me

This approach makes sense when integrating LLMs directly into your application.

However, you still need a protocol for the reverse scenario—when your application needs to integrate with an LLM provider's interface.

For many applications, integrating into the user's existing chat interface is far more valuable than building a custom one. Currently, MCP is the leading option for this, though I haven't yet found any MCP implementations that are genuinely useful.

There are significant advantages to avoiding custom LLM integrations: users can leverage their existing LLM subscriptions, you maintain less code, and your product can focus on its core use case rather than building LLM interfaces.

While this approach won't suit every application, it will likely be the right choice for most.

Really like the look of this. Any thoughts on how it could be extended to work with duckdb?