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The wiki you update by asking—not editing. People decide. Agents maintain. The result lives in the wiki—not in another chat transcript.
The agent-native filmmaking studio where AI proposes and the director decides via WebMCP.
An agent-native football review room where coaches draw what they mean and ChatGPT searches a full match through native WebMCP, returning inspectable video, tracking and event evidence.
A browser SVG design editor that hands its full toolset (drawing, layout, gradients, icons, templating) to any AI agent over WebMCP, so the agent builds finished graphics on the live canvas you use.
An editable software-improvement decision workspace where humans and browser agents turn source-linked evidence, constraints, and trade-offs into a human-owned Improvement Plan.
Drop any waiver, consent document or agreement into ChatGPT or Chrome and it becomes a live, legally signable e-sign form.
StockPilot is an agent-native inventory management app where AI agent doesn't just read your data, it proposes actions, files them for approval, and you decide with a single click.
Orqenta is a human–agent collaboration layer that makes the open web agent-ready, enabling AI to discover tools, perform tasks, and collaborate with people—securely and under human control.
Shop together — humans browse, agents act.
Software that grows its own API.
Browser agents find missed revenue, inspect the evidence, rank recovery, draft a response, and stage it for explicit human approval through WebMCP.
A miniature internet built from the ground up for humans and AI agents to navigate, collaborate, and act together through WebMCP.
AI-powered incident response through WebMCP: investigate attacks, resist prompt injection, and execute containment only with explicit human approval.
Agent-native control plane orchestrating distributed LLM inference clusters directly via WebMCP tool calls.
Your AI knows more than your dating bio. Ainder uses WebMCP to help you explore profiles, understand someone, and decide whether to connect—with you in control.
A virtual museum where every door costs a cent or two over HTTP 402 — you look at the paintings; your agent reads the page's WebMCP tools, plans your own tour, and pays admission on-chain.
A shared planning workspace where humans and AI agents work on the same live state through WebMCP — with real context, proposals, approvals, and human control.
WebMCP Powered Home Renovation Platform
An interactive portfolio implementing the official W3C WebMCP standard for zero-hallucination agent browsing, 11 native tools, declarative forms, and a real-time Live UI Event Bus.
Your repos show what you shipped. Chapa shows the engineer behind them: a live, verifiable impact badge that AI agents can understand, explain, compare, and evolve with you.
A 24/7 digital sales channel—not a chatbot—where an agent can research and prepare, but only a human can approve deterministic price evaluation and its auditable receipt.
The permission-aware WebMCP control layer for WordPress.
A sticky-note board where the agent is a teammate, not a script. It claims notes, moves them and comments back — running in your browser session, so it never sees a credential.
An agent-native production ops dashboard built with WebMCP allowing AI agents to monitor telemetry, execute Kubernetes replica autos-caling, and perform synthetic web tests in real time.
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