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Local-first image editor where humans and browser agents collaborate through WebMCP.
Your agent can find what it cannot read. Drop confidential PDFs in — your agent searches without seeing the text, requesting human approval before reading a single page.
A shared hopyard design workspace where farmers and AI agents plan poles, wire, cost, and structural load together — agents propose alternatives, farmers decide, powered by WebMCP.
AI-powered form automation agent using WebMCP
Plan Kurdish events across calendars and time zones with WebMCP.
A WebMCP research mentor that turns questions on a real scientific paper into source-linked explanations and ideas you can inspect, organize, and undo.
A WebMCP-powered trust layer for consequential forms that fills only evidence-backed fields, preserves uncertainty and conflicts, and keeps truthfulness and final submission under human authority.
A study board where you and an AI agent work together — add tasks, set alarms, build quizzes, and track progress, all through WebMCP.
Turn good intentions into neighborhood action. Patchwork lets people and AI agents discover projects, build plans while keeping them human-approved. Use any AI browser to query it, like ChatGpt.
Tell Prism what a WebMCP is for, then test whether its tools actually deliver.
A multi-agent creative studio built on WebMCP—where humans and AI agents collaborate to create videos in a shared workspace
A WebMCP storefront where shoppers and AI agents collaborate in the exact same session, featuring live UI grounding and secure human-in-the-loop checkout validations.
A nurse tells an agent “Find RN and RT shifts in California from Sept 10th to the end of the month with a minimum pay of $30/h”. The agent applies relevant filters and shows the user matching shifts.
A reproducible WebMCP benchmark for agents making economic decisions under pressure.
Adversarial AI council (Tech, Finance, Risk, Strategy) debating your problems with live web citations, human-in-the-loop steering, and WebMCP native support.
Splitting group bills is messy. Tabby exposes its interface to agents through WebMCP, letting agents handle the tedious parts while humans and agents work together on the same live state.
AgentReady audits websites for AI-agent readiness and turns commercial gaps into structured, actionable WebMCP capabilities.
The first marketplace where negotiation is a native web capability. Humans set goals. Agents execute the deal — through standardized WebMCP tools declared directly on the listing page.
A WebMCP-powered workflow studio where agents fill, validate, and prepare complex forms for human review.
Trustwright audits the tools a website hands to AI agents, tests whether an agent resists tool-surface attacks, and issues a signed, revocable badge that proves a site's tools are honest.
Agents now participate in consequential processes. Capability, action and provenance must be observable. WebMCP is a browser-enforced capability boundary. The Board is that architecture, demonstrated.
A deterministic CRM reliability audit with three read-only WebMCP tools that let ChatGPT and humans co-review the same prioritized evidence on the page.
Teach a workflow once, then translate the intent across WebMCP-enabled websites — without replaying clicks.
A WebMCP-powered negotiation assistant that lets AI check offers, apply pricing floors, save rate presets, and help users respond professionally.
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