I always thought it was clear that browsers would be deeply integrated in to a chat/co-work/agent and that the companies building them were making a mistake to build a dedicated browser. The traditional way of using the web has ossified to the point where browsers eek out points per year in market share from each other while not changing much. At the same time, its amazing to see WebMCP being adopted by these Agent Harnesses - we have a web of linked functionality now - but make no mistake, this is the start of a full assault on the browser as the entry point to your work-day. As much as I love web browsers, I think this actually a very good thing for the web and will strengthen it further as one of humanities greatest inventions. People will be able to publish and share their ideas and work, and have everyone discover and work with them at rates that we've not seen in years. Browsers need to get better. The web platform has a chance to evolve too and I hope the agent harness companies can get more involved in shaping web standards. You won't find this in Google search (I don't know why my site's still not visible), but you can also read more on my blog: aifoc.us Also ht to @rachelnabors who has been saying similar thing for a long time too.

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