Reposted by KaspaAndré Bandarra @bandarra.me · 23/09/2026🔄 Every software dev cycle relies on a feedback loop: design, build, test, launch, and review. When users hit broken flows on a site, some file support tickets. But when AI agents hit dead ends, they fail silently or apologize in prose. What happens if we give agents a bug-reporting tool? 🧵 121
Reposted by KaspaAndré Bandarra @bandarra.me · 21/05/2026@kulikowski.bsky.social 's I/O talk is a treasure trove to prepare your site for AI agents: 1. How agents 'see' your site, best practices to prepare, and developer tooling. 2. WebMCP deep dive with cool demos, Puppeteer & DevTools support. Watch: www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdCc... #AgenticWeb #WebMCPyoutube.comBuild your website for the agentic eraYouTube video by Chrome for Developers 182
Reposted by KaspaAndré Bandarra @bandarra.me · 29/04/2026Building on the previous video, can AI write code to solve the maze? It turns out it can! Check the video and read more at bandarra.me/posts/webmcp... #WebMCP 072
Reposted by KaspaAndré Bandarra @bandarra.me · 28/04/2026Can we solve AI agent latency by changing where logic executes? 🔌 I'm investigating client-side code execution via #WebMCP. Instead of high-latency tool round-trips, the agent generates a local JS algorithm. Great for speed, but security trade-offs remain. Details: bandarra.me/posts/webmcp... 131
Reposted by KaspaAndré Bandarra @bandarra.me · 11/03/2026When to use WebMCP vs. MCP? 🤔 Use WebMCP to make your active website "agent-aware" by exposing UI tools directly in the browser. Use MCP for connecting agents to external data and services beyond the tab. Read more at: developer.chrome.com/blog/webmcp-... #WebMCP #MCP #AIAgents 185