Andy Halliday

It isn't just trying to take screenshots and click on the buttons.

We see agent mode, it's so slow sometimes.

Right.

you give them the ruling to be like, hey, I want the agents to be able to do the specific action, to take this action, fill out the forms, you know, buy stuff.

Whatever the action you want on your site, you can build that MCP for that agent to engage with.

I thought it was kind of neat because then there's a lot of stuff that you have to do right now, like in terms of like, you know,

how do you put, where do you put your FAQs?

Like how do you, all those different elements that you would put, like how does your website change or what are the additional things you have to do on your site to ensure both humans and agents can access it and do what you want them to do?

So that's kind of like, I thought that was kind of neat.

It's interesting because it's like at the time when we mentioned it, it's like, oh, it would be cool if humans continue to go to websites and it would be spun up based on personalization.

But if agents are also running your website, it's like, okay, you don't really need to spin up anything new for them.

It's like, okay, some of the things that Brian mentioned was like, oh, you put your pricing in the API response.

In addition, he says, don't put it on your webpage.

I'm like, yeah, you still need to.

There'd be a bunch of people still going.

But use an HTTP 402 so they can extract that.

And then how can you automate onboarding for the agent from not having to an actual paying customer?

It's completely different.

Because on a website...

That's what you do.