Make your website callable by AI agents.
Structured tools. Deterministic execution.
The agent web requires structure.
AI agents are beginning to browse, compare, and execute transactions on behalf of users. Your website was built for humans. It now needs to work for agents as well.
With WebMCP enabled, your system becomes callable, structured, and machine-readable. Agents favor interfaces they can execute against reliably — and route traffic accordingly.
Early adopters don't just avoid being skipped. They become the default.
Before vs After
What we deliver
Tool design and schema creation for your key user actions
Integration with your existing tech stack and authentication
Declarative (HTML) and imperative (JavaScript API) patterns
Validation, error handling, and rate limiting
Testing with real AI agents across implementations
Documentation, llms.txt guidance, and team handoff
FAQ
What is WebMCP?
WebMCP (Web Model Context Protocol) is a standard that allows AI agents to interact with websites through structured tools instead of scraping or brittle DOM manipulation. It provides deterministic, schema-based interfaces for agent actions.
What is Agent Experience Optimization (AEO)?
AEO is the practice of optimizing your website for AI agent interactions. Similar to how SEO optimizes for search engines, AEO ensures agents can reliably discover, understand, and execute actions on your site.
How is this different from APIs?
WebMCP tools are embedded directly in your web pages and discoverable by agents browsing your site. They combine the discoverability of web interfaces with the structure of APIs, enabling agents to interact with your site without prior API integration.
What does your service include?
We provide complete WebMCP implementation: tool design and schema creation, integration with your existing stack, declarative and imperative tool patterns, testing and validation, documentation, and ongoing support.
Will this affect my existing users?
No. WebMCP tools are progressive enhancements. They are invisible to regular users and only activate when invoked by AI agents. Your existing UI and user experience remain unchanged.
How do agents discover my tools?
Agents discover tools by parsing your HTML for WebMCP-compliant elements (declarative tools) or by accessing navigator.modelContext when browsing your site (imperative tools). We also provide llms.txt files to guide agent behavior.