What WebMCP is
A plain-English guide to the draft: the document.modelContext API, tool forms, what Chrome supports and what changed this year.
The WebMCP research desk
Is your website ready for AI agents that use tools?
WebMCP is a draft web standard that lets a page give an AI agent in the browser a list of named tools, so the agent calls “search_flights” instead of guessing which button to click. Check what your site offers agents today.
Check a website
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Your result for
- Agent readiness
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- WebMCP tool forms
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- SEO score
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- llms.txt
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Top issues found
The full reports open free on Convertlyft, with every check and how to fix it. L4, tools working in Chrome itself, needs pages loaded in a browser: a free Convertlyft account does that.
How to add it
Step by step for your stack: a form tool in five lines of HTML, a script tool with an input schema, and how to test it in Chrome.
The research
Each month we crawl 10,000 popular US web origins and publish what agents find: WebMCP adoption, AI-crawler access, llms.txt and SEO, with every denominator.
What the free check reads
- WebMCP tool forms declared in your HTML (
toolname,tooldescription), and what is wrong with them. - Agent readiness level, L0 Unreachable to L3 Operable, with the check that holds you there. L4, tools working in Chrome itself, needs pages loaded in a browser.
- AI agents in your robots.txt: which ones you let in, and whether your server actually answers them.
- llms.txt and agent files at well-known addresses.
- An SEO score out of 100 from up to 16 pages, with the top issues.
The check runs on the crawler behind Convertlyft. It reads only what your server sends, obeys robots.txt, and never calls a tool or submits a form. How this site works.