Dominic Farolino

@domfarolino

Engineer @googlechrome working on WebMCP, MCP Apps, and the web platform. @WHATWG editor. Interested in algorithms, C++, Rust, and the web.

Cambridge, MA

domfarolino.com

Born 1995

Joined April 2014

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Dominic Farolino
@domfarolino
Jul 28, 2023
Hey reactive JS folks! I'm working to bring Observables to the web platform by reviving a @thedomstandard proposal that got some attention a while ago. @BenLesh and I would love your feedback, so check out github.com/domfarolino/ob… if you want to do things like this soon:
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Dominic Farolino
@domfarolino
Aug 16
I’m thrilled to be part of this year’s keynote at AGNTCon + MCPCon! I’ll be speaking alongside the great @bartheletf, who has a wealth of experience with MCP Apps and WebMCP, so stop by and hang out!
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@linuxfoundation
Aug 14
Three ways to access tools. One practical framework for choosing the right one. Join keynote speaker @domfarolino, Software Engineer at @Google, at AGNTCon + MCPCon Europe this September as he explores MCP, WebMCP, and CLI approaches, and where each fits in real-world agent
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Dominic Farolino
@domfarolino
May 20
WebMCP got a great demo on the big stage at #GoogleIO! We announced an Origin Trial starting in Chrome 149, and we'd love feedback from developers. In particular, we're considering introducing "skills", streamable tool inputs, and a way to prompt the browser for user input.
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Dominic Farolino
@domfarolino
Feb 21, 2025
📢 We're finally looking to ship Observables in Chrome v135. It's been a long time coming—many thanks to all in the community for the great feedback and help along the way!! Especially to @BenLesh, @Keithamus, @slightlycode, @domenic, @bakkoting & more! groups.google.com/a/chromium.org…
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Dominic Farolino
@domfarolino
Jan 21, 2025
We're shipping this in Chrome 133 (stable on Feb 4th)! Read more in our latest blog post: developer.chrome.com/blog/movebefor… Huge thx to @nomsternom for help bringing this to life, partners & frameworks that helped test it, and the spec ecosystem for working with us to get it standardized!
Dominic Farolino
@domfarolino
May 14, 2024
We've been working hard on the experimental Node#moveBefore() API to preserve DOM state across element moves & reparenting. Here's a demo working with CSS animations & iframes! Try it out in Chrome Canary at state-preserving-atomic-move.glitch.me. We'd love your feedback! cc: @nomsternom
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