Next.js 16.2 adds agent-native dev tooling
Next.js 16.2 bundles version-matched docs with create-next-app, hitting 100% on framework evals versus 79% without. Browser errors now forward to terminal and a dev server lock file prevents agent confusion. Upgrade if you use AI coding agents.
Next.js 16.2 bundles version-matched docs inside the npm package, achieving a 100% pass rate on framework evals versus 79% for skill-based agents. create-next-app now includes AGENTS.md by default, while browser errors forward to the terminal and a dev server lock file prints actionable kill commands when agents spawn duplicate processes. An experimental next-browser CLI exposes React DevTools, network logs, and PPR shells as structured text for LLM parsing.
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