Standard tests fail on generative AI because one input can lead to thousands of answers. WebMCP evals can help. Test your LLM touchpoints to verify your agent understands tool schemas, picks the right parameters, and completes user journeys before production → https://t.co/GhTi1wqyZo
#GoogleIO
Building a Claw in the browser: https://t.co/7H95nYrNzG
Many of you know that I think the browser is a great sandbox, but I tried to also push it to the edge of what I think is possible in this post.
@tomayac 's I/O talk has some great ideas for incorporating AI features into a web app, using the Built-in AI APIs. I'll definitely steal some of those ideas and put them in the admin interface for my personal blog
Watch the talk here: https://t.co/Webu3BeHQ4
#WebAI#BuiltinAI
Started building a local-first AI agent app focused on browser-native AI APIs, local models, WebMCP experiments, and agentic workflows directly on the web.
Still early, messy, and evolving 😝
@i_am_kaspa 's I/O talk is a treasure trove to prepare your site for AI agents:
1. How agents 'see' your site, best practices to prepare, and developer tooling.
2. WebMCP deep dive with cool demos, Puppeteer & DevTools support.
Watch: https://t.co/qCsmYB9DTm
#AgenticWeb#WebMCP
🛠️ Maybe you've heard about WebMCP, but if you'd like to see it in action and learn how to work with it? I made a small site to demo how it works, how agents use it, what the spec looks like, and some important links.
It's interactive! Use the extension to actuate the page:
WebMCP got a great demo on the big stage at #GoogleIO! We announced an Origin Trial starting in Chrome 149, and we'd love feedback from developers.
In particular, we're considering introducing "skills", streamable tool inputs, and a way to prompt the browser for user input.
🚀 Google I/O 2026 updates for Chrome built-in AI! The Prompt API is stable in Chrome 148. Plus, upcoming previews for Tool Calling, Embeddings. Also, a Prompt Parameters Origin Trial.
Early Preview Program: https://t.co/03FZrQUInQ #GoogleIO#WebAI
WebMCP will enter the Origin Trial in Chrome 149, just a few weeks away. But you can try it today by enabling a Chrome flag!
Want to now more? Check out the docs at https://t.co/JkudOHKuqo
The WebMCP API will enter origin trial starting in Chrome 149 → https://t.co/uQdxi2C6FP
It's a proposed web standard that lets you expose structured tools, like JS functions and HTML forms, to browser-based agents, enabling them to know exactly how and where to interact with your site.
#GoogleIO
I'm excited to share 15 updates from Google I/O 2026. We have updates across the agentic web, new capabilities and some great tools for developers.
https://t.co/E6hfFQ4EBI
If you are IO, come and talk to me and the team in the Chrome area.
Just landed for #GoogleIO ! 🛬
Eager to meet folks and talk use cases.
Skip servers, quotas, & red tape: Web AI is permissionless, unshackled compute that gets better by the day.
Check the 1st wave of AI APIs, and let's discuss what's next: https://t.co/jvE1vDF4jS 🧑💻✨
It is my entirely unprofessional duty to inform you that I got invited to talk about my little browser-based browser automation agent and will be live in two days from now.
I wrote a Markdown editor on the web that has an AI Agent attached to it.
The agent an read, write, edit, read other documents in the workspatce, delegate to other agents and more.
Check it out at https://t.co/dpmBbB2VYx
#AgenticWeb#AI
@ConcreteSciFi 's demo got my week off to a great start! 🚀 Pair smart glasses with the Prompt API and a few other technologies, and apparently, you get a digital first mate with a voice of pure authority. 🏴☠️
Check the vibe: https://t.co/31F1yb9dIi