When the Website Starts Offering Tools
Today’s episode starts with Google’s WebMCP proposal, then follows the same question through open coding models, agent safety papers, China-facing hardware and robotics supply chains, AI mistakes in professional work, and ordinary developer security.
Tara Agyemang’s AI Engineer talk on WebMCP gives the day its lead artifact: websites may need to expose actions directly to agents instead of making agents infer intent from pixels and DOMs.
Moonshot AI’s Kimi K2.7-Code model page makes token efficiency part of the coding-model comparison, which matters when developers are paying for long agent…
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