If you’ve already used function calling but keep writing glue code for every non-trivial task, you’re likely at the point where Responses API + MCP makes more sense. This guide is practical: how to move from single tool calls to a scalable agent workflow where retrieval, execution, validation, and write-back follow a consistent structure. ...
MCP sounds great in theory, but real-world setup often fails at browser debugging: AI cannot reach Chrome, cannot inspect network requests, and cannot collect performance traces. This guide gives you a copy-paste setup that works on Windows + WSL. ...
Chrome DevTools MCP lets MCP clients connect to Chrome’s remote debugging endpoint. Because WSL2 and Windows are isolated at the network layer, you need port forwarding and a firewall rule. The commands below are split into clear steps. ...
For developers who love the power of Linux tools but work on Windows, the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) is a game-changer. Cursor, the AI-first code editor, can further enhance this setup by integrating with Model Control Program (MCP) servers. Running these MCP servers directly within your WSL environment keeps your development workflow clean and consolidated. This guide will walk you through configuring Cursor to use MCP servers running in WSL. ...