WAIO Foundations: MCP Readiness & Agentic Web Development
Making your site usable by AI agents, and building it to hold up when they browse and transact. What MCP is, and why agent-readability is its own problem.
About this session.
The next visitor to your site might not be a person. It might be an agent booking, comparing, or buying on someone's behalf, and it will judge your site by whether it can complete the task, not by how the page looks. That's a different bar than being readable or citable. This session explains MCP (Model Context Protocol) without the jargon, shows why agent-readability is its own discipline, and walks through the first changes that make a site usable by software: clear actions, reliable state, and signals an agent can trust. We also look further out, at how sites get architected when an agent is the primary user, so the decisions you make now hold up instead of needing a redo. For teams who want to be early instead of caught flat-footed.
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What you'll learn.
- What MCP (Model Context Protocol) is in plain terms, and why it's becoming the interface between your site and AI agents.
- The difference between AI-readability and agent-readability. One gets you cited, the other gets you transacted with.
- The first changes that make a site agent-ready, and which you can ship without a rebuild.
- The architectural shifts a site needs when an agent, not a person, is the primary visitor: state, actions, and trust.
- Where agentic web development is heading, and how to make decisions now that won't have to be undone later.
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Free to attend. Replays available right after the webinar.
