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A proposed convention for declared agent sessions around WebMCP tools, giving platforms explicit permissions, predictable limits, and separate control over agent access.

WebMCP is not only better for agents. It gives site owners faster journeys, explicit agent analytics, first-party intent data, and more reliable outcomes.

A guest post with Kasper Kulikowski and André Bandarra from Google. If users bring their own agent to every website, the website needs to bring something too — a harness of tools, skills, identity, context and policy.

WindTunnel compares 15 WebMCP, computer-use, and page-structure configurations on the same 49 tasks across eight applications.

Dozens of guides cover how to implement WebMCP. Almost none cover what to build. A product-first look at journeys, the three tool layers, and what's actually in it for site owners.

For years, AI agents have browsed the web by pretending to be human — screenshotting pages and guessing where to click. WebMCP flips that: your page just tells the agent what it can do. Here's the cheapest way in.

WebMCP is not only better for agents. It gives site owners faster journeys, explicit agent analytics, first-party intent data, and more reliable outcomes.

A guest post with Kasper Kulikowski and André Bandarra from Google. If users bring their own agent to every website, the website needs to bring something too — a harness of tools, skills, identity, context and policy.

Dozens of guides cover how to implement WebMCP. Almost none cover what to build. A product-first look at journeys, the three tool layers, and what's actually in it for site owners.

A proposed convention for declared agent sessions around WebMCP tools, giving platforms explicit permissions, predictable limits, and separate control over agent access.

WindTunnel compares 15 WebMCP, computer-use, and page-structure configurations on the same 49 tasks across eight applications.

For years, AI agents have browsed the web by pretending to be human — screenshotting pages and guessing where to click. WebMCP flips that: your page just tells the agent what it can do. Here's the cheapest way in.