Only is doing a lot of work here. There are tons of use cases aside from local coding assistants, e.g., non-code related domain specific agentic systems; these don’t even necessarily have to be chatbots.
OP's point is about per session sandboxes, not them necessarily being "chatbots". But if you don't burry the agent into a fresh sandbox for every session you have bigger problems to worry about than MCP vs CLI anyway
OP's point is about per session sandboxes, not them necessarily being "chatbots". But if you don't burry the agent into a fresh sandbox for every session you have bigger problems to worry about than MCP vs CLI anyway