AI & Machine Learning

I Built a DevTools for WebMCP - Because console.log Isn't a Debugging Strategy

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A new Chrome extension called WebMCP DevTools has been developed to provide a dedicated side panel for debugging and managing AI agent tools registered via the navigator.modelContext API, enhancing developer workflows beyond basic console logging. This tool offers features like schema-based form generation, event timelines, snapshot diffing, and export options, catering specifically to developers building WebMCP tools rather than just consuming them.

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