WebMCP: Make Your Site Agent-Ready Without a Separate MCP Server
WebMCP lets your web app register typed tools for browser agents with document.modelContext.registerTool. No separate MCP server. Here's how it works, and when you still need one.
2 articles about mcp - lessons from building and scaling real software.
WebMCP lets your web app register typed tools for browser agents with document.modelContext.registerTool. No separate MCP server. Here's how it works, and when you still need one.
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