Ian Nuttall

Vibe coders and new developers coding with AI should be building MCP servers ASAP

An entire market is wide open and completely untapped right now. The opportunity is massive.

Here's the simple 3-step playbook to get in on the goldrush:

Chrome is proposing WebMCP, a specification that would turn browsers into MCP (Model Context Protocol) clients. This could shift the extension ecosystem, with tools traditionally built as browser extensions potentially being developed as MCP servers instead. The proposal positions Chrome as a universal MCP client, opening new architectural possibilities for browser tooling.

With Chrome proposing WebMCP to make your browser an MCP client, maybe we should be looking at building MCP servers again?

Chrome is the ultimate MCP client and we could see a lot of tools that would have been extensions be built as MCP instead https://t.co/qaLeGdE5R5

With Chrome proposing WebMCP to make your browser an MCP client, maybe we should be looking at building MCP servers again? Chrome is the ultimate MCP client and we could see a lot of tools that would have been extensions be built as MCP instead https://t.co/qaLeGdE5R5