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A pattern that reads perfectly can still be impossible to knit. So Jig lets an agent size, chart and re-yarn a whole pattern with you, and refuses any number that will not knit.
Smart food delivery service featuring WebMCP AI integration and multi-currency support.
Browser intent becomes a bounded mission, a human decision, and cryptographically verified delivery.
A browser-based electronics lab where humans and AI agents build, simulate, experiment on, and verify circuits using the same real engineering tools.
Two companies compare customer lists without sharing them. Each side publishes WebMCP tools to the other's origin — and the tool that crosses doesn't exist until both approve.
Acorn is the academic planning workspace built for Stanford. You and your agent set goals, research courses, and track your progress together, for every quarter till graduation.
Instead of giving an agent access to your memory, Recall gives your memory a controlled interface the agent must use.
A WebMCP process simulator where people and agents co-design, test, and govern workflows on the same state.
LineLab lets event organisers rehearse crowd flow before doors open. A WebMCP agent tests safe fixes, compares outcomes, and waits for human approval before any plan is committed.
Company context and human control for engineering agents.
A compliance deal room where the AI agent gathers evidence across contracts and code through five WebMCP verbs — and "confirmed" isn't one of them. Every signature stays human.
One visible note, shared neatly between a human and an AI agent through a real WebMCP tool.
Project Name: AI QR Studio (WebMCP Enabled) Project Tagline: A smartresolution customizable vector out
VisaFlow turns a 55-field visa form into a guided voice conversation. It uses WebMCP to select the right path, derive answers, fill the live application, and flag only what needs review.
Your data stays in the browser. Only the answers leave.
WebMCP lets an agent work your site invisibly. Dolly is the camera rig that follows the action — connection, live work states, history, and permission - React SDK
WebMCP-powered course planning: build a conflict-free schedule, balance your workload, and track graduation requirements all through conversation, with enrollment always under your control.
It provides a frictionless "Cognitive Dump" interface. Instead of manually filling out forms, tags, and dates, user simply unloads unstructured thoughts, meeting notes, and requests into a text area.
An organic chemistry canvas where WebMCP agents test competing mechanisms, show their evidence, and leave the final move to the learner.
A collaborative doc editor where AI agents read and write your real document state not screenshots through WebMCP.
The marketplace writes the tools. Every paid API becomes a callable WebMCP tool automatically, no code, no registration, just a real payment. Built on Stellar ecosystem.
WebMCP Studio turns existing websites into agent-ready experiences by discovering actions, generating structured WebMCP tools, and letting AI agents safely interact with live web apps.
A shared globe that grows from AI-chat energy. The site never stores the conversation text.
The Office of Kaiju Affairs turns a 51-page simulated government site into seven citable, constraint-aware WebMCP tools at publish time, then publicly benchmarks them against ordinary agent browsing.
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