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A local-first whiteboard where people and AI agents inspect, draw, prototype, and undo together through WebMCP.
Record a web task once, send a link. Their agent finishes it on-page via WebMCP—they approve the final step. No screen share. Safe help from anywhere.
A map-first WebMCP operations console where agents analyze logistics disruptions, humans retain authority over critical decisions, and every executed recovery is independently verified.
Design alongside your agent on the same live canvas! Easel uses WebMCP and context from across your life through your connected apps to help you create website mock-ups, posters, and graphics.
A workspace where you and an in-browser AI agent work the same job board resolving official career portals, extracting real openings, and scoring them against your resume, all via WebMCP tools.
CareWeave gives older and disabled people one calm place to coordinate daily care with loved ones and WebMCP agents, reducing complexity while protecting independence, privacy, and human control.
A grid dispatcher and an AI agent plan a day of field work on the same live map through WebMCP. The agent locates, computes and routes; the person decides. A morning of lookups becomes minutes.
Direct your vision. Let AI choreograph every frame.
Give Cardea a goal. It does the real work across the web while you watch, and nothing gets bought, sent, or signed until you say yes.
Hiring vendors for an event is the part everyone knows how to do, and EventReady helps. The harder part is whether all of it holds together on the day, and that is what it keeps track of.
a web playground combining a bunch of different LLM tokenizers
ComicSol turns native WebMCP into a creator workflow: agents can create comics, read structured creative context, propose revisions, and keep the human creator in control.
WebMCP agent-native workspace automating AfCFTA cross-border trade, HS code classification, duty calculations, and customs manifests for AI web agents.
Direct motion in natural language. Keep every vector, keyframe, preview, and final decision under your control.
Cortex is a private research library that a browser agent can operate. All tools are registered with WebMCP, and agent works your papers on the same page you're looking at.
Navigate laws. Understand procedures. Make informed decisions.
A local-first application runtime where humans and agents can build, shape, and use custom information systems together.
An agent-operable environmental intelligence platform that uses WebMCP to turn flood, water quality, and community risk data into actionable decisions.
Portfolios are built for one visitor. ElijahOS gives the second one, your agent, typed WebMCP tools to search evidence and act inside the same OS a human is exploring.
A real Santiago restaurant and a real art-supply store expose menu, catalog, live stock and forms as WebMCP tools. The agent does the tedious part and stops: you send, you pay.
Vivid turns any dashboard into an agent editable surface - no MCP server, no vision model, just the browser tab exposing its own governed webmcp tools.
One workspace. Every deadline. Zero chaos.
Turns out AI agents can act like human can, just had to teach two apps that don't know each other to actually talk.
CutoverProof stress-tests PostgreSQL migrations across realistic interleavings, revealing data-loss races as runnable counterexamples before cutover.
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