
Sarah Drasner
@sarah_edo • 306,168 subscribers
Area Tech Lead, AI & Web Ecosystem @chrome, Formerly Sr. Director of Core Infra @google • O'Reilly Author • https://t.co/HhzYWwxYAH • Opinions my own
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I made a site to explain System One thinking (Jev is an example of this)! We make fast judgments all day, some models can too. The guide explains how to use those quick judgments in software. In my typical way, it leverages interactive animations, and Night Owl 🦉
Sarah Drasner40,346 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

🛠️ Maybe you've heard about WebMCP, but if you'd like to see it in action and learn how to work with it? I made a small site to demo how it works, how agents use it, what the spec looks like, and some important links. It's interactive! Use the extension to actuate the page:
Sarah Drasner138,059 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

A less discussed and potentially game-changing aspect of WebMCP: helpful a11y. Assistive tech struggles with the same interfaces agents do. Dense menus, unlabeled buttons, etc. When a site has clear tools, we can expose exactly the functionality we need.
Sarah Drasner24,453 просмотров • 25 дней назад

Chrome DevTools for Agents is powerful. If you don't already have it in your workflow, I would strongly consider it! It's been useful for testing, and works with all my various agents The video shows scaffolding and then testing WebMCP tooling right in one prompt:
Sarah Drasner17,015 просмотров • 22 дней назад

Using WebMCP tools, I can surface all sorts of functionality in my app. I can batch process, change themes and dark mode, check on higher level goals that I'm keeping track of. All of this functionality exists already! You can do it manually if you prefer. But you could also do this by voice, and that's where some untapped potential for a11y comes in too. I like the flexibility of what this offers, maybe you do too.
Sarah Drasner21,720 просмотров • 1 месяц назад
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