SGLang patch brings MCP support: computer use and browser use agents now work
TheZachMueller · x · 2026-09-21
Developer Zach Mueller reports getting MCP (Model Context Protocol) working on the SGLang inference stack via a patch, enabling models served locally to drive computer use and browser use agent workflows. It's a practical step for self-hosted models to match closed-API-style tool calling.
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