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Web Applets is an open specification for building software that both humans and AI can understand and use together. Instead of forcing AI to operate traditional point-and-click apps built for humans, Web Applets creates a new kind of software designed for human-AI collaboration.
Think of any web software you use today - maps, documents, shopping, calendars - and imagine if instead of visiting these as separate websites, you could pull them into your own environment where both you and AI could use them together seamlessly. Web applets can do that!
Applets are like little standalone websites – you can host them on the web, or in your web app's public folder. Unlike regular websites, applets are imported into a host environment (e.g. your web app or chat client) where you can exchange messages with them to get them to do things. When they're sent an action, they respond with an updated state, and can re-render a view to the user.
This is a simple example of an applet that displays "Hello, [your name]". At it's core, it's just an html file with a template, a JS file with some functionality, and a JSON manifest that tells the host what actions are available.
