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Via navigator.modelContext API, websites expose structured tool definitions (e.g., buyTicket(destination, date)) directly to AI agents, replacing brittle DOM-scraping. Up to 89% fewer tokens vs. screenshot workflows. Microsoft co-authoring the spec (Edge support imminent). W3C Draft Community Group Report published Feb 10.
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