#WebMCP
7pages on this subject — across the log, the case studies and the documentation.
WebMCP readiness
Making an independent business site legible to AI agents on purpose. The platforms ship agent-readiness to businesses; almost nobody authors it themselves. That gap is the service.
What happens when an assistant visits
An AI assistant fetches your website nothing like a person does. Here is what it actually gets.
What WebMCP is
A way for a web page to offer an AI assistant tools it can call, instead of leaving it to guess from the HTML.
Where the standard actually stands
Accepted by the W3C community group, live as a Chrome origin trial, and adopted almost nowhere on purpose.
What a tool surface looks like
The shape of a small, honest set of tools for a business that takes bookings.
Why a slow tool fails the whole interaction
A tool an assistant calls sits inside a customer waiting. Latency is not a quality metric there; it is a pass or fail.
Designing a site an agent can use
What is measured about agent access today, what is a bet about where it goes, and why the two are kept apart.