The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is gaining traction as the standard way to connect language models to external systems. And the first instinct of most engineers who already have a REST API is entirely predictable: wrap it. One tool per endpoint, one parameter per query string, done in an afternoon. It compiles, it runs, the model can technically call it — and it will perform badly in production.
Don't Build Your MCP Server as an API Wrapper
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