Draft TL;DR Chrome’s WebMCP is an early proposal to make websites “agent-ready” by letting publishers expose structured actions (tools) that AI agents can invoke—rather than relying on brittle DOM clicking and scraping. What this is about Today’s web agents succeed or fail based on UI guesswork: finding the right button, filling the right field, surviving…
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MCP Is Dead. Long Live the CLI.
Draft TL;DR A contrarian take: instead of adopting MCP everywhere, treat the CLI as the universal tool interface for agents—it’s debuggable, composable, and already “native” to how LLMs learned to operate. What this is about The post argues MCP adds a new layer of complexity (servers, lifecycle, transport logs, auth wrappers) for many tasks that…