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Original rewrites on React, Node.js, TypeScript and AI — practical notes from the same engineering practice behind our operator software. Article bodies are in English.
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WebMCP: exposing website tools so agents stop scraping the DOM
WebMCP lets pages declare structured tools for AI agents—imperative and declarative APIs—so bookings and checkouts stop relying on brittle browser automation.
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Chrome page translation detaches React text nodes, causing removeChild crashes or silent freezes. Measurement across browsers shows when viewport repair helps and when writing into translator wrappers is safer.
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