So far, just internal tools. There’s a big barrier to entry for normal apps because you need to enable chrome flags and it’s only Chrome-based.
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Posts by Ryan Roemer
And yeah, it’s just and intermediate bridge. I haven’t seen anything native yet for consuming…
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Check out MCP-B! There are a couple of different consumer options. I’ve been using different iframe-based ones.
This shows how to add a script tag and hook it up to Claude (via an MCP server that spins up a socket server to use WebMCP tools in open browser windows)
docs.mcp-b.ai/packages/web...
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It’s really neat what modern browsers can do client side for AI apps! WebGPU acceleration, fast embedding, semantic search and more!
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An additional wrinkle is if an LLM helps author the prompt (or code or whatever). For current US case law / (C) office, AI-authored content is not (C)-able. I gave a talk JSConf on some of these areas where the law is headed for AI seems at extreme odds with what all the engineers are doing...
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I think there's a strong argument that prompts at first blush are (C)-able.
Oversimplifying things, if you can save it to disk it can potentially be (C)'ed. Next level is whether it's creative or factual (e.g. famously API defs in Google v Oracle). Then there are other factors and defenses.
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LLMs are only as smart as their context, something most teams realise too late.
We break down the Model Context Protocol (MCP), a proven way to:
- Structure data for LLMs at scale
- Improve reliability and explainability
- Avoid costly mistakes in production
📖 >> nearform.com/digital-comm...
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Found myself surprisingly well focused today and then noticed I had left my phone with fully disabled networking to test an offline app…
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Ai vs the law from @ryan-roemer.bsky.social (former ip and patent attorney and MoFo lawyer) #jsconf
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(11/11) ⚡️ Lightning Stage Speakers cont'd
@gregle.dev (Slalom) – What's in Your <head>
Kevin Dela Rosa (Cloudglue) – AI That Gets the Picture: Building Video-Aware Assistants
@ryan-roemer.bsky.social (Nearform) – A World Without Builds
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🤖 Agent mode has now landed in GitHub Copilot, catching up with Cursor -- so which agent can tackle real problems better? Here's at least one experiment with a real task for an OSS project. nearform.com/digital-comm...
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We are at an interesting crossroads of the AI hype cycle wherein a big chunk of new MCP servers are probably going to be vibe-coded… 😂
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Not all AI-assisted programming is vibe coding (but vibe coding rocks) simonwillison.net/2025/Mar/19/...
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SeattleJS March meetup is THIS WEDNESDAY! We'll have great talks, tasty food, and a super cool new venue in Cap Hill - Foundations
Please RSVP if you're planning to come so we know how much food to get!
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Our march meetup is coming up soon on March 12th.
Here's the lowdown:
- Food sponsored by hyperparam.app
- 2 full talks and 1 lightning talk
- our amazing SeattleJS web developer community will be there in person
- Doors open at 5:30PM, talks start at 6:30PM
Read on for talk details or RSVP now 👇
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I've been hearing a lot about different programming workflows to make full use of LLMs, but I want in-depth accounts of how it works. This blog by Harper Reed is exactly what I've been looking for.
harper.blog/2025/02/16/m...
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FOSDEM is one of the biggest #opensource gatherings, bringing innovators together!
Nearform engineer James Milner shares his first-hand experience of attending & speaking at the event.
📖 >> www.nearform.com/digital-comm...
#FOSDEM #TechCommunity #Nearform @fosdem.bsky.social
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Announcing ES Module Shims 2.0. The latest version of what started out as an import maps polyfill now supports production polyfilling of more than 8 existing and upcoming native browser modules features 🧵
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In 2023, a Google researcher wrote, “We have no moat, and neither does OpenAI.”
The paper argued open-source AI would outpace closed models by iterating faster and offering more flexibility. It also predicted users wouldn’t pay for restricted models when free ones were as good.
A prescient take.
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