Design your web product for agents: name actions, schema inputs, skip the scavenger hunt
thisiskp_ · x · 2026-09-28
- KP argues web products should be built "agent-native": don't hope the model figures out your UI — explicitly name actions, schema the inputs, and let the browser mediate.
- His framing: teach the agent your product like a new teammate — a clear API, not a scavenger hunt.
- He points to Netlify's Agent Runners, which can make an existing WebMCP agent-friendly in minutes, with a reusable prompt included.
- Netlify's take: agents should be first-class citizens on the web, and more products should be built or transformed to be agent native.
Related event: KP demos turning websites agent-friendly with Netlify Agent Runners(2 posts)→
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