
Product Lead for @ChromeDevTools. Ideas my own. he/him
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Michael Hablich retweeted
🚀 API Conference #Berlin session highlights:
AI agent governance, integration, APIs as product surfaces & agent interfaces — with Frederick Elewaut, @dret, Alpesh Pawar and @MHablich.
📍 Berlin
📆 November 16–20, 2026
👉 apiconference.net/berlin/pro…
#APIConference
Michael Hablich retweeted
That’s a first: GitHub’s Advisory Database (incorrectly) flags Puppeteer as malware. github.com/github/advisory-d… We are no longer able to publish new releases.
Anyone at @github or @Microsoft who can escalate this, please?
We are entering the era of dual interface products:
- Rich UI for humans
- Token efficient API for agents
Your API is costing agents money.
I'm speaking at Agentic DevDays in Stockholm on April 28 to share how we are addressing this for @ChromeDevTools .
🤖 Made with AI
Michael Hablich retweeted
Want to give your agent quality checks?
Chrome's DevTools MCP now includes:
⚡️ Performance checks via Lighthouse
📈 Memory leak detection Skill
🦻 Accessibility debugging Skill
🎨 LCP optimization Skill
and an experimental new CLI 👀
Your #AI agent isn't picking the wrong tool because it's dumb. It's picking the wrong tool because your description didn't help it pick the right one.
Link: hablich.dev/articles/discove…
Wrote about something that's been on my mind: every browser #AI agent tool runs on CDP, which has zero auth. The security story is entirely in the layers around it. Checkout hablich.dev/articles/trust-b…
6. The mental models still hold: set a budget, measure, optimize the critical path.
But the budgets change, the measurements change, and what counts as "critical" changes when the user doesn't have eyes.
5. INP measures responsiveness to human input. Agents don't care about visual feedback, but they need the page ready for the next action.
Click a button, immediately fill the form that appears, page still processing? Broken state.
4. Latency: a slow page feels sluggish to a human. An agent making 200 calls turns 500ms/response into ~2 minutes of dead time.
That's not a perception problem. It's a cost problem.









