Only the tool relevant to the open page is registered. Tools disappear when the tab navigates away or closes.
Structured tool access for browser agents.
Compatible agents can discover a narrowly scoped page tool, supply structured inputs, and return the same visible result a practitioner reviews. Human control remains explicit.
Checking WebMCP support in this browser.
What the integration does
No tools are exposed to third-party origins or cross-origin frames.
Inputs populate the existing interface and results remain visible for practitioner review.
The current tools calculate, filter, and generate decision support. They do not purchase, message vendors, apply for jobs, or transmit operational data.
One capability per dedicated workspace
Experimental web standard
WebMCP is a draft Community Group specification and is currently available in supported Chrome configurations and origin trials. Browsers without WebMCP continue to receive the complete human-facing website.
WebMCP draft specification ยท Chrome implementation guidance