What is WebMCP?
WebMCP is a proposed web standard that lets websites expose structured tools to AI agents directly through the browser. Here's how it works and where it stands.
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Agents & MCP
Building AI agents and the Model Context Protocol servers, skills and integrations that let them act on real systems.
WebMCP Preparedness
How website operators, especially in e-commerce, can prepare for AI agents that interact through structured tools instead of screen scraping.
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Building agent skills in-house: a few things worth being prudent about
Agent skills are quietly becoming one of the most useful primitives in agentic AI — and one of the easier ways to leak internal data into places it shouldn't go. A few practical disciplines I've adopted when building skills for client teams.
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API or MCP? When the CLI Just Works Better
The MCP protocol promises unified tool access for AI agents, but sometimes a plain API call or CLI command is more reliable. What does that tell us about MCP's maturity?
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On MCP and consolidation: why the current setup is painful and what might fix it
Notes and resources on the pain points of MCP adoption and why consolidation through gateways and connectors matters.
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What is an Admin MCP?
An Admin MCP is a Model Context Protocol server that gives AI agents structured, privileged access to your backend systems. What that means and why it matters.
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