W3C WebMCP toolkit for Chrome 146. Expose any website as a structured MCP server for AI agents.
AI Disclosure: This README was written with AI assistance and reviewed for accuracy. Make any website agent-ready in 10 minutes. Built for navigator.modelContext. March 2026 update: Google shipped WebMCP in Chrome 146 Canary. Google, Microsoft, and W3C co-authored the specification. This is not a startup experiment — it's Big Tech stamping a new web standard. Chrome 146 Canary shipped WebMCP in…
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AI Disclosure: This README was written with AI assistance and reviewed for accuracy. Make any website agent-ready in 10 minutes. Built for navigator.modelContext. March 2026 update: Google shipped WebMCP in Chrome 146 Canary. Google, Microsoft, and W3C co-authored the specification. This is not a startup experiment — it's Big Tech stamping a new web standard. Chrome 146 Canary shipped WebMCP in February 2026. Broad stable release expected mid-to-late 2026. Google + Microsoft + W3C co-authored…
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