RL Nabors

RL Nabors

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RL is a developer experience leader who has been building the web forward for over two decades. An alumni of Meta’s React team and the W3C, RL has shaped how developers think about interactive experiences across browsers, standards, and JavaScript frameworks. Their work spans Microsoft Edge, AWS, and multiple startups focused on AI, auth, and design systems. RL writes about the agentic web and how AI is reshaping the developer landscape.

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Building Agents With Hugging Face’s MCP Server and Fast Agent

Shaun Smith built Fast Agent, the first agent framework designed from the ground up for MCP. He also built the Hugging Face MCP server, and in a recent interview, he showed us how to combine them by deploying a sub-agent as a remote MCP server.

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Goose: the open-source agent that shaped MCP

Rizel Scarlett led open-source developer relations at Block, where Goose continues to serve as the reference implementation for new protocol features. From MCP UI to MCP Apps, Goose is where standards meet reality.

MCP

When Good Tools Fail: Making MCP Durable With Temporal

Melissa Herrera is a Senior Developer Advocate at Temporal who previously built multi-agent systems at DataStax and Langflow. She's now making the case that the fragility of complex agentic tool-calling chains is a solved problem if you treat your tools as workflows rather than fire-and-forget functions.

MCP

TanStack AI and the future of agentic tooling

Jack Herrington has been shipping JavaScript for 40 years and educating developers on YouTube as the Blue Collar Coder. As a core contributor to TanStack, he's now building TanStack AI, a type-safe, provider-agnostic SDK for adding AI to web apps. Its upcoming Code Mode feature shows what happens when you let agents orchestrate MCP tools with TypeScript.

MCP

Stop pasting Chrome's console logs into your agent

Michael Hablich has spent 20 years building developer tools at Google. Now he's giving coding agents the same debugging superpowers that Chrome DevTools gave web developers over a decade ago. Meet Chrome DevTools’s MCP Server

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Too many tools: What GitHub learned about building for agents from their MCP Server launch

Sam Morrow and his colleagues started building GitHub's MCP server as an internal side project. One year and a bumpy start later, it's the most-used remote MCP server in the world. Sam has much to teach us about scaling tool design, auth, and what agents actually need from an enterprise server.

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AX Is the New DX: How ElevenLabs Teaches Agents to Build with Skills, Tools, and Apps

Paul Asjes has been building SDKs at Stripe and WorkOS for years. Now, as DevX Lead at ElevenLabs, he's rethinking what developer education means when the learner is a developer's agent.

WebMCP: The Web Standard That Makes Every Website a Tool for Agents

Alex Nahas built MCP inside a browser at Amazon. Now Microsoft and Google are turning it into a W3C standard. This article is adapted from Alex's interview in our video series MCP MVP. Episode 1 features Alex Nahas, creator of MCP-B and a driving force behind the WebMCP specification.

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