Modern Web Guidance 1.0: the web platform expertise your coding agent is missing

2026-11-11

Philip Walton announces the stable release of skills for coding agents, with Firefox and Edge joining Chrome to improve cross-browser compatibility. It adds a workflow that scans HTML, CSS, JS, and package.json for safe upgrades, hundreds of verified AI knowledge gaps, and expert reviews.

developer.chrome.com/blog/modern-web-guidance-v1

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