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Inspired by @andreban being inspired by WebMCP Challenge hackathon (😅) I wanted to share some fun project I've built with WebMCP :D
I am using WebMCP to control my local coding agents across different repositories 😎
P.S. I do not endorse code review technique in this vid 😂
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Time is running out to enter the OpenAIDevs WebMCP Challenge ⌛
Polish up your final submissions, show us your agent-ready web apps, and win prizes →
We're extending the WebMCP Challenge deadline by 12 hours to 1:00 am PT.
While we're now fully back online, we wanted to give you some more time in case the outage interrupted you today.
Happy building, and good luck!
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We're extending the WebMCP Challenge deadline by 12 hours to 1:00 am PT.
While we're now fully back online, we wanted to give you some more time in case the outage interrupted you today.
Happy building, and good luck!
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Interop 2027 proposals are officially open →
Which web platform features need better cross-browser compatibility next year? Submit your ideas before September 23rd. Also be sure to like and comment on submitted ideas.
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Excited to share a project inspired by the #WebMCP# Challenge! I've built an application that gives your agent control of your Android app using WebMCP. Yes, you heard it right—an Android app! 📱🚀
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🎈 Chrome turns 18 today! From our early Windows XP launch to reaching billions across mobile platforms, it’s been an incredible journey. We couldn't have done it without the global developer community.
What’s your favorite feature or memory from developing for Chrome over the years?
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Chrome Devtools MCP is the best thing that happened to web dev
Thanks to your feedback, we've improved the Email Verification origin trial that started in Chrome 150 →
See the changes since the origin trial launch:
🛠️ Expanded SD-JWT parsing guidelines to prevent broken integrations
⚙️ Progress spinner in email fields for better UX
🌐 HTTP Message Signature format change for providers, starting in Chrome 153
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You built a Chrome extension using an AI agent. Now, how do you let that agent test it?
We updated Chrome DevTools for agents so your agent can install extensions & interact with content inside popups automatically →
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What if users don’t want a different agent on every website?
We explored this in a new post, coauthored with @0xidanlevin and @andreban 🎉
A short thread 🧵 1/4
I'll be at this office hours this morning!
Chrome 153 is now in beta!
Try out new CSS scroll container options, Rust-based XML parsing, declarative camera and microphone HTML elements, and the new WebGPU buffer_view feature.
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I was going to do a short post on Modern Web Guidance; it turned into a huge deep dive. Here's what it does, why it raised eyebrows, and on-point information with truth bombs.
Why choose between local performance and cloud reliability?
Firebase AI Logic lets you run Gemini Nano directly in Chrome for Desktop, automatically switching to cloud models whenever needed, providing local privacy with cloud fallback.
Try the setup workflow →
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Chrome 152 is here with new tools to enhance your web apps. Discover new CSS pseudo-elements, the CPU Performance API, and Connection Allowlists in the latest release ⬇️
Create agent-ready web apps for the WebMCP Challenge →
We're excited to see ChatGPT supporting WebMCP, the experimental standard that lets users and AI agents navigate websites together. In the @OpenAIDevs WebMCP Challenge you can experiment with it and win prizes. Plus, Chrome's @sarah_edo is on the judging panel! What will you create?
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The WebMCP Challenge is here.
We’ve teamed up with @ChromiumDev, @CloudflareDev, @ShopifyDevs, @vercel, @render, and @Netlify for a 10-day hackathon.
Up for grabs: $35,000 in cash prizes, Codex Micros, ChatGPT Pro subscriptions, and more prizes from our supporters.
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A great opportunity to ask our team questions about web AI →
We’re recording a little Q&A video next week answering some questions around AI on the web, including WebMCP.
Please do share your questions and @andreban might be able to answer them:
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Discover web platform capabilities landing this month →
Explore additions like the ruby-overhang CSS property, declarative Shadow DOM manual slot assignment, and the new usermedia element.
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Explicitly set subgroup sizes in WGSL compute shaders with WebGPU. Fine-tune AI workloads on specific platforms using the new subgroup_size attribute. See the full release details →
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