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WebMCP, A Standard for Agents to Use the Web

Monday’s episode focused on agent infrastructure becoming real infrastructure. The crew covered the OpenClaw creator joining OpenAI, why persistent agents change cost and workflow design, Google’s WebMCP standard for structured website actions, Cloudflare’s Markdown for Agents, and a Wharton discussion on “cognitive surrender” as people offload more thinking to AI. Key Points Discussed 00:00:18 👋 Opening, Presidents Day context 00:02:17 🧩 OpenClaw introduced, why it matters now 00:04:53 🏢 OpenAI hiring angle, why the OpenClaw creator move matters 00:09:15 💾 MyClaw and persistent memory, token costs and tradeoffs 00:14:49 🧱 Early agent infrastructure, Mac Mini builds, skill hubs 00:16:30 💬 WhatsApp access and why messaging channels matter 00:20:02 🔁 “Joining OpenAI” referenced directly, implications discussed 00:25:11 🌐 Google WebMCP, what it is and why it reduces brittle browsing 00:29:12 📝 Cloudflare Markdown for Agents, token reduction and structured pages 00:38:01 🧍 Human-in-the-loop tension, efficiency vs control 00:42:28 🎓 Wharton segment begins, Thinking Fast, Slow, and Artificial discussed 00:44:28 🧠 Cognitive surrender, what it means and why it is risky 00:54:51 🐱 KatGPT mention and closing items 00:55:03 🏁 Wrap-up and sign-off The Daily AI Show Co Hosts: Brian Maucere, Beth Lyons, and Andy Halliday