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Model Context Protocol is quickly becoming the integration layer for AI agents. Here’s why web developers and product teams should care in 2026.
Model Context Protocol, or MCP, is quickly becoming the standard way to connect AI agents to tools and data. Here is why developers should care, where it fits, and how to adopt it without creating a mess.
Model Context Protocol is quickly becoming the standard way to connect AI tools to files, APIs, SaaS products, and internal systems. Here is what web developers need to understand now.
A practical guide to the biggest web development shift of 2026: building apps that AI agents can actually understand, debug, and use safely.