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Angular ships experimental support for WebMCP (Web Model Context Protocol) from version 22 on, and it fits into the existing architecture: tools are providers, their lifetime hangs on the injector, and a Signal Form (Angular's signal-based form model) becomes a finished tool with a single option. In this second part we register such tools, control their lifetime through the injector, and let Angular derive the JSON schema automatically from a form. Everything is marked experimental and can change.

There is a new technology that lets you make existing web applications AI-ready with little effort. It's called WebMCP, and in this article we try it out together. Don't worry: you need no new backend and no model of your own for it.

Is your software really secure? Let's find out the hard way: we become pentesters (penetration testers). For that we bring open source AI hackers into the house. Strix sends AI agents that probe your application like an attacker. They plan, hunt for vulnerabilities and try them out with working attack code, the exploits. This guide takes you from zero to your first scan: with a local model, in a cage, and within the rules.