Iframes should have an apiEvery server has an api. Almost no web page does. If you want to use a site's functionality from your own code, you call its api, on the server. But if what you want is a web page's functionality, fro22DCOct 27 · 13 min readblog.danielbrain.ai
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WebMCP skipped a stepWith WebMCP now behind a flag in Chrome, and agents that browse just around the corner, more and more people are trying to figure out how to let an AI agent use their website. The browser's answer to 1WOct 25 · 17 min readblog.danielbrain.ai
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