Building Next.js for an agentic future

Next.js Blog2026-02-12 08:000 views

How we built and sunset an in-browser agent, shipped MCP integration, and learned that better AI agent support means thinking from the agent's perspective.

Source：https://nextjs.org/blog/agentic-future

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