The Angular team has introduced the Web Codegen Scorer tool to enhance AI-driven web code generation. This tool helps optimize LLMs for Angular's current framework state and aids in integrating evolving application features. It assists in analyzing and debugging common LLM failures, enabling faster iteration on improvements. The Web Codegen Scorer was developed in collaboration with AI, security, and accessibility experts for robust evaluation. Angular also collaborated with the SolidJS team, demonstrating the tool's potential to improve code generation for other frameworks. The tool is open-sourced to encourage community contributions and broader framework adoption. Angular v20.2 includes the Angular MCP Server, providing coding agents with built-in tools for development sessions. Future MCP server features include modernization tools for syntax migration and a local RAG engine for up-to-date AI information. Angular support has been integrated into Google's AI products, Gemini Canvas and Google AI Studio. The team is also exploring an AI-first framework, focusing on agent capabilities for large codebases and minimizing common LLM issues. They are experimenting with authoring formats and application structures, promising transparency in future Angular developments. The Angular team is committed to supporting developers in building scalable, AI-powered applications.