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WebMCP vs MCP: when an agent should go through the browser

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I've built a few WebMCP integrations, and I'm still not sure about it. The short version: WebMCP only makes sense to me when the agent is part of the browser, where you can watch and step in. When you work through chat, it feels unnatural. Why keep a browser involved when the agent can call the ser…

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  1. 2026-10-23 13:47 · DEV Community — AI
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