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Recent developments in the Model Context Protocol (MCP) highlight a shift towards more efficient and user-friendly tools for AI agents, emphasizing lightweight skills for easier maintenance and updates. The public preview of the MCP server in Chrome DevTools allows AI agents to interact with web pages in real-time, enhancing debugging and performance profiling capabilities. Additionally, updates to the MCP specification aim to improve structured communication and security between AI systems and tools, reflecting ongoing advancements in the field.
Addy Osmani's data-driven review finds AI handles isolated React tasks (~40%) but falters on chained integrations (~25%). The cure is context engineering, tooling (MCPs), and stepwise workflows—not swapping models.
Armin Ronacher shifts from embedding MCP tool specs into LLM prompts to lightweight 'skills'—short guides that teach agents to use tools. Skills cut token bloat, ease maintenance, and allow quick updates.
Chrome DevTools' MCP server is now in public preview, enabling AI agents to run, inspect, and trace pages inside Chrome. Agents can debug, profile performance, inspect network/console, and simulate user flows with liv...
If you’re tired of Cursor (or any other AI editor) breaking your code with random errors, this video is for you. I’ll show you how I used Task-Coding to fix 90% of the issues that come from vibe-coding. This method gives Cursor clear structure, better context, and way fewer mistakes. Watch me build a full app with multiple pages, charts, and auth—error-free.
Might be worth noting that using the MAX mode can eat up your costs. You get billed per token for the full context window of the entire chat. There are a few other chat models that you can use without being on MAX mode that still have a great context window, such as the gemini models.
Anthropic has introduced support for remote MCP servers in Claude Code, enabling developers to connect their preferred tools and data sources for a more personalized coding experience, all without the complexities of managing local servers.
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) specification has received a significant update with its latest revision dated 2025-06-18. The changes reflect the protocol’s ongoing evolution as a foundation for structured communication between AI systems, tools, and clients.
Here are the main updates worth noting:
I show you how I build real features for Inbox Zero using task-list.mdc.