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2026-10-28

Connecting your SPA's client state to WebMCP: reactive hooks and stores

In the first post in this series, the tools were registered once, at page load, against a store written in vanilla JavaScript. In the second, there wasn't even any JavaScript: the tools were HTML form…

#webmcp#ai-agents#mcp#chrome-ai#web-platform#react#javascript
2026-10-19

Semantic markup for AI: turn your forms into WebMCP tools without JavaScript

UPDATE (October 19, 2026): on October 16 the declarative explainer was synced with the spec and renamed the toolcanceled event to toolcancel, the same name the IDL defines. The naming mismatch is gone…

#webmcp#ai-agents#mcp#chrome-ai#web-platform#html#forms
2026-10-09

WebMCP — Why agents shouldn't have to guess how your UI works

You ask a browser agent to book the cheapest nonstop flight from Bogotá to Madrid. The agent takes a screenshot, sends it to the model, the model decides the "Origin" field is roughly in the top-left…

#webmcp#ai-agents#mcp#chrome-ai#web-platform#javascript
2026-09-25

Streaming AI without destroying your INP

Your AI feature is the new INP culprit.For years, the usual suspects for a bad Interaction to Next Paint score were the same: bloated bundles, unthrottled scroll handlers, a chart library re-rendering…

#web-performance#core-web-vitals#inp#chrome-ai#gemini-nano#prompt-api#javascript#performance
2026-08-12

Offline-first AI — IndexedDB as Gemini Nano's memory

Most AI interfaces we build today share the same Achilles' heel: they're empty shells without a connection. We treat LLMs as a remote HTTP endpoint to invoke on every interaction, assuming a perfect c…

#web-performance#offline-first#indexeddb#chrome-ai#gemini-nano#prompt-api#javascript#pwa