Interesting point.
One thing HTML has going for it is that accessibility info (semantics, ARIA roles, structure, etc.) is embedded.
Are you finding that agents can make use of that directly, or are you adding more accessibility metadata on top?
One thing HTML has going for it is that accessibility info (semantics, ARIA roles, structure, etc.) is embedded.
Are you finding that agents can make use of that directly, or are you adding more accessibility metadata on top?
some models are able to figure out hypermedia-based APIs more easily than MCP, which is very particular in its syntax, but for more advanced models MCP wins based on the "show me everything at once" model
It’s interesting that some models can infer structure from hypermedia more easily. That seems like another place where semantic structure ends up helping both humans and machines interpret an interface. NICE!