Well, the point is to provide context, it's easier to do if server has state.
For example, you have a MCP client (let's say it's amazon q cli), a you have a MCP server for executing commands over ssh. If connection is maintained between MCP client and server, then MCP server can keep ssh connection alive.
Replace SSH server with anything else that has state - a browser for example (now your AI assistant also can have 500 open tabs)
For example, you have a MCP client (let's say it's amazon q cli), a you have a MCP server for executing commands over ssh. If connection is maintained between MCP client and server, then MCP server can keep ssh connection alive.
Replace SSH server with anything else that has state - a browser for example (now your AI assistant also can have 500 open tabs)