Happy to see WebMCP adoption and a standards first framework.
The argument for react has always been dev velocity and ecosystem. But with AI the best web experiences will be as close to the “metal” as possible
Happy to see WebMCP adoption and a standards first framework.
The argument for react has always been dev velocity and ecosystem. But with AI the best web experiences will be as close to the “metal” as possible
Appreciate it. And thank you for the work on WebMCP!
For everyone passing by, Alex created https://docs.mcp-b.ai/ and we use two of his libraries to enable WebMCP more cleanly. We found MCP-B after we built our own
It's interesting how experimental web tech vs. frameworks are. Kind of flipped once React and Next.js took off. Now we get to see what the browser can do again. Find the balance that works for each case
Note we actually use React / Vite and Next with Persona across a few of our products. It's nice in our case because the agent specific state (including event debug stream if you turn that on) doesn't need to interact with the main app at all. Keeps updates to agent UX from blowing up other parts of the app
Thanks, means a lot coming from you!
I agree re: getting closer to the metal - it seems like HTML is having a big resurgence as agents are very productive at producing HTML artifacts which are often 'good enough' for many content use cases, and fortunately Persona works great as an embed in a static site. We spin up demos like that all the time.