WebMCP & AI Agent Blog
Practical articles on WebMCP, AI agents, and building for the agentic web.
The State of WebMCP
Where adoption actually stands: the Chrome origin trial, polyfill coverage, Lighthouse scoring, and the open questions nobody's answered yet.
Turn Your schema.org Markup Into WebMCP Tools
Most sites already have Product, Article, or FAQPage JSON-LD for SEO. Here's why that markup is a shortcut to WebMCP tools, and where it can't take you.
WebMCP Security: Tool Poisoning, Prompt Injection, and How to Defend Your Site
AI agents trust a tool's description more than scraped page text. That's exactly what tool poisoning and prompt injection attacks exploit. Here's how to defend against it.
WebMCP for Shopify and E-commerce: Making Your Store Agent-Ready
AI assistants are becoming a shopping channel. WebMCP lets your store expose structured tools (search, cart, checkout) so agents can complete purchases for customers directly.
WebMCP Implementation Examples
Copy-paste registerTool() patterns for the most common WebMCP use cases: e-commerce, SaaS, content sites, and forms.
WebMCP Browser Support: Chrome Origin Trial, Polyfill, and What Works Today
Native WebMCP is running as a public origin trial in Chrome 149-156. Every other browser is covered by the WebMCP polyfill. Full compatibility breakdown.
WebMCP Lighthouse: How Chrome Scores Your Site for AI Agents
Lighthouse 13.3 added an agentic browsing category that scores WebMCP compliance. Learn what it checks, how to pass every audit, and why a 0 score will hurt agent traffic.
How Aigentably Generates WebMCP Tools from a URL
Inside the AI tool generation pipeline: sitemap-driven multi-page crawl, structured signal extraction with cheerio, per-page LLM calls, and a 24h crawl cache.
How to Make Your Website AI-Agent Ready
A practical guide to exposing your website's actions to AI assistants like Claude and ChatGPT. No scraping, no custom plugins, no backend changes.
WebMCP vs MCP: What's the Difference?
Both have 'MCP' in the name and both connect AI models to tools, but they solve completely different problems. A breakdown of where each one fits.
WebMCP vs Browser Automation: Why Scraping Is the Wrong Approach
Browser automation and web scraping let AI agents interact with websites, but they're fragile, slow, and break constantly. WebMCP is the structured alternative.