AI-agent ready

This site is AI-agent ready

Its forms can be discovered and called by AI agents natively in the browser — via Chrome's WebMCP standard. No scraping, no brittle selectors, no workarounds.

Make your site AI-agent ready →

What does "AI-agent ready" mean?

Chrome's WebMCP is a new browser-native API that lets AI agents discover and interact with web page tools — just like how MCP (Model Context Protocol) works for desktop AI apps, but built directly into the browser.

When a site is AI-agent ready, every form on it is registered as a structured tool: the agent knows what inputs are required, what types they are, and what the form does — without having to guess from HTML or use fragile CSS selectors.

This means an AI agent can fill a flight search, submit a support ticket, or complete a checkout on behalf of a user — reliably, correctly, and with full awareness of what it's doing.

Make your site AI-agent ready in 60 seconds

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Add one script tag to your page — before </body> or via your platform's custom code section. No signup, no API key, no configuration required.
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auto-webmcp automatically scans every <form>, infers its name and description from the DOM, and registers it as an AI tool. Nothing to annotate manually.
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Regular visitors see no difference. The script is completely invisible until a WebMCP-capable AI agent is present. Safe to ship on any site, any platform.
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Display the AI-agent ready badge in your README or site footer so others know your site is on the agentic web.

Add the badge to your site or repo

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Works on every platform

auto-webmcp works on any page that allows custom JavaScript — including WordPress, Shopify, Wix, HubSpot, Zendesk, ServiceNow, and plain HTML sites. View platform guides →