I Asked My Software for a New Feature—30 Seconds Later, It Was Built

Yesterday I needed a feature in our software. So I just asked for it with a prompt. 30 seconds later, it worked. This is the future of software, and it's already here.

Here's what happened.

I needed to check out a client's API documentation. They had an MCP server set up for it.

But I didn't want to dig through docs in some random tool. I wanted to use MY Alldone Agent, because it already has all the context from our work together.

The problem? Alldone didn't support MCP yet.

So I just asked for it. With a prompt.

30 seconds later, the feature was there. I connected the client's documentation MCP server. And it all just worked. :)

Think about what that means. Software used to be fixed. You got what you got, and you filed a feature request into a void.

Now? You describe what you need, and the software builds itself around you.

That's not a small upgrade. That's a completely different relationship with the tools we use every day.

When software can build itself around you on demand, what's the first feature you'd ask for in a tool you use every day?