Shorter pieces: announcements, talk previews, reactions to something I read, and cross-posts. For the longer essays, see the blog index.
Week of July 3–10, 2026: MCP's next spec locks down its client-auth and skill-distribution pieces before a July 28 launch, WebMCP gains a cross-vendor conformance suite, the WebAssembly Component...
Loop engineering for AI agents should raise the floor on each iteration by creating tools and correcting instructions.
Week of June 26 – July 3, 2026: MCP ships beta SDKs for a leaner stateless spec, the WebExtensions group takes up softer permission prompts, and ChatGPT Business adds a plugin control plane for admins.
Week of June 19–26, 2026: AWS makes per-user code isolation a managed product, the WebExtensions API gets a chartered W3C Working Group, and Figma turns plugin authoring into a writing task.
A new explorer that clusters public thinkers by the genome of their beliefs, inspired by genetic hitchhiking.
agent-browser-shield, a source-available defense layer for AI agents in the browser, is on Product Hunt today.
14 new rules shipped in agent-browser-shield, now installable from the Chrome Web Store, and using it for daily driving.
Announcing the alpha of agent-browser-shield — a source-available defense layer (also available as an OpenClaw skill) that blocks prompt injection and dark patterns before they reach your agent.
At the Boston OpenClaw 2026 hackathon, I let an agent autonomously connect to the city's open-data MCP server, devise its own corruption-signal queries on contract data, and package the workflow...
A response to FUD around Chrome's new Local AI models, plus a demo using PixieBrix + Local AI to filter my LinkedIn feed.
I'll be speaking at the AI Coding Summit on February 26, 2026. My talk, Making AI Coding Work for Enterprise-Grade Browser Extensions, covers the unique challenges of applying AI coding workflows...
Focusing on hours (or FTEs) misses the point of the agentic opportunity.
I've been creating an annotated collection of financial domain-specific language papers, talks, and webpages on the DSLFIN workshop resources page. Since it's become a bit unwieldy, I'll be...
Information about the Workshop on Domain-Specific Languages for Financial Systems (DSLFIN).