@VraserX: WebMCP might quietly be one of the biggest changes to the internet in years. Websites are starting to expose functions …
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WebMCP could revolutionize the internet by allowing websites to expose functions directly to AI agents, potentially creating a separate web for AI use instead of relying on human interfaces.
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WebMCP might quietly be one of the biggest changes to the internet in years.
Websites are starting to expose functions directly to AI agents instead of forcing them to click through human interfaces.
If this takes off, we may end up with two webs:
one for humans and one for https://t.co/mTBuKR9SLf
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