Building the Agentic Web

From Agentic UI and WebMCP to AI-Powered Testing

Live on October 27, 2026 | 09:15 - 13:00

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The Web Is Becoming Agentic

AI agents are becoming part of the web stack. This livestream from JavaScript Conference explores how agentic interfaces, WebMCP and AI-powered testing are changing familiar web development patterns. Three practical sessions show what developers need to consider when building for an agentic web.

From User Interfaces to AI Interfaces

Agents need more than traditional web interfaces: they need structured capabilities, clear boundaries and reliable ways to interact with applications. Discover how Agentic UI connects humans and agents, how Angular applications can expose capabilities through WebMCP, and how AI can support browser testing without sacrificing quality.

Your expert sessions

09:15 - 10:30 | Agentic UI: Where the Agent Meets the User | Manfred Steyer

Agentic AI goes beyond chat toward systems that can plan, act, and use tools. This keynote provides a structured perspective on Agentic UI, connecting architecture with human-in-the-loop (HITL) patterns such as approvals and co-planning, as well as emerging standards like AG-UI, A2UI, and MCP Apps. It shows how these pieces fit together to create agentic systems that are transparent, controllable, and usable.

11:00 - 11:45 | Angular Apps for AI Agents: WebMCP in Practice | Brygida Fiejdasz

AI agents often analyze the DOM and infer UI actions, making interactions fragile and unreliable. Angular 22 and experimental WebMCP support enable applications to expose business capabilities as structured tools that agents can understand and execute. Learn how to expose existing functionality through Angular Dependency Injection, app-wide or route-scoped tools, services, and Signal Forms, and how WebMCP fits into modern Angular architecture.

12:15 - 13:00 | Next-Gen Testing: Between Real Browsers and AI | Rainer Hahnekamp

Browser-native testing has become the standard, with tools such as Vitest Browser Mode and Playwright replacing browser emulation. This session explores the shift toward AI-generated mass testing, why thousands of agent-created tests can fail in practice, and how AI agents can support software quality without creating an unmanageable test maintenance burden.

Expert Knowledge for

Web developers, who want to understand the emerging agentic web
Angular developers, who want to make applications accessible to AI agents
Frontend architects, who want to design transparent and controllable agentic interfaces
QA engineers, who want to use AI agents for modern browser testing
JavaScript developers, who want to prepare their applications for AI-driven interaction

Join us and learn how to...

design transparent and controllable Agentic UI
understand how WebMCP exposes application capabilities to AI agents
integrate WebMCP into modern Angular architectures
use real-browser testing and AI agents without sacrificing test quality
understand how established web development patterns are evolving for an agentic world