# MEGA

> The shift happened. The only question is how deep you go.

Canonical home: https://mega.dev/

## Agent API

- [Canonical operator OpenAPI](https://mega.dev/api/operator/v1/openapi.json): The generated HTTP operation contract.
- [Remote MCP discovery](https://mega.dev/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource/mcp): OAuth metadata for the remote MCP endpoint.

## Public pages

- [It’s time | MEGA](https://mega.dev/): The shift happened. The only question is how deep you go.
- [MEGA Developer Resources](https://mega.dev/developers): MEGA developer resources for the operator API, OpenAPI, OAuth, CLI, and MCP.
- [Drops | MEGA](https://mega.dev/drops): Field notes from building with agents — every Drop ships something you can run.

## Posts

- [Accessible web for humans and agents](https://mega.dev/accessible-web): We've made a better web for humans. The same primitives — semantic HTML, alt text, captions — now help agents read and act. Treat agents as a new kind of user.
- [Moving the web towards agent-first](https://mega.dev/goodbye-webflow): The web-builder era is ending: agents iterate in code faster than canvases. A 924-page Webflow-to-Astro migration, SEO intact, and the workflows it unlocked.
- [Model pricing isn't reliable anymore](https://mega.dev/model-pricing): Per-token price is a bad way to pick a model. Cost per finished task, cache, and routing matter more. Start cheap, then escalate only when you hit a wall.
- [I was wrong about MCPs](https://mega.dev/wrong-about-mcps): I treated MCPs as service connectors. The useful shift is a capability layer: search, execute, and reusable primitives an agent can compose on its own.

## Challenge

- [MEGA challenge](https://mega.dev/challenge.md): Consent-gated, agent-run assessment instructions.