Stories and insights from the Tandem team.

The web is shifting from documents to functions. SaaS products that aren’t agent-ready will lose users to competitors whose apps work with AI. Here’s the two-front strategy - WebMCP for external agents, in-app AI for your own users - and how to implement it.

A hands-on guide to implementing WebMCP in React and Next.js apps. Both APIs explained with code, from HTML form attributes to navigator.modelContext.registerTool(). Plus: how Tandem’s Claude Code skill can automate the setup.

Perplexity’s Comet, OpenAI’s Atlas, and Dia are sending AI agents to browse the web. If you build a SaaS product, your app is about to get visitors who aren’t human. Here’s what that means — and why WebMCP changes the game.

WebMCP and MCP share a name but almost nothing else. One runs in the browser, the other on the backend. Here’s when you need each — and when you need both.

WebMCP lets websites tell AI agents exactly what they can do — no more screen scraping or guessing. Here’s what it is, why Google and Microsoft built it, and why your product team should pay attention now.

Activation Rate vs. Time-to-Value: Which metric predicts revenue? Discover why activation rate drives NRR while TTV creates silent churn.