WebMCP
Make your website something an assistant can actually use
WebMCP is an open web standard that lets your website tell assistants what it can do — book, order, check a status, answer a question — instead of leaving them to guess from the text on the page.
Works in the browsers that support it; everywhere else, Busymate AI keeps answering from your pages.
01What changes for your customers
From guessing at your pages to doing the thing
Today an assistant reads your website like a stranger — it scrapes the text and guesses. With WebMCP your site hands it real actions, and every action that matters is confirmed by the customer first.
A booking
- Before
- “It looks like they take bookings — here is the phone number.”
- With WebMCP
- “Tuesday at 10:00 is free. Book it for you? — Booked. Confirmation sent.”
An order status
- Before
- “I cannot see your order. Try the tracking page.”
- With WebMCP
- “Order 4821 left the warehouse this morning and arrives Thursday.”
A returns question
- Before
- “The returns policy says 30 days. Here is the link.”
- With WebMCP
- “You are within 30 days. Start the return? — Started. Label is on its way.”
02Your assistant on a WebMCP site
What Busymate AI does with your site’s actions
On a site that has switched WebMCP on, the assistant stops guessing. It reads the actions your site offers and uses them the way a careful new colleague would.
Finds what your site can do
It reads the list of actions your pages offer — nothing hidden, nothing invented.
Asks before anything with consequences
A booking, a payment, a return: the customer sees exactly what will happen and confirms it first.
Works in the customer’s language
The action stays the same; the conversation happens in whatever language the customer writes.
Hands off to a person when needed
Anything unusual goes to your team in the same conversation, with everything that happened so far.
Available as sites enable it. Today most websites are not yet WebMCP-enabled — on those, Busymate AI still answers from your pages and hands off to your team as it does now.
03Enable it in an afternoon
Three ways to switch it on
Pick the one that fits your site. None of them needs a redesign, and the pages you have keep working exactly as they do today.
Works everywhere with the polyfill: one script line gives every browser the registry your tools need; a browser that already speaks WebMCP ignores it.
One line with the SDK
If Busymate AI is already on your site, one call lists your actions for every assistant that visits — in the browsers that speak WebMCP, and through your assistant everywhere else.
How to enableMark the forms you already have
Your booking form, your order lookup, your contact form: a name and a one-line description on each, and assistants can use them.
Ask Busymate AI to draft it
Paste your web address. The assistant reads your pages, proposes the actions your site should offer and writes the first draft for you.
Start with your web addressReady to enable it on your own site?
Five reasons, four steps and one prompt you paste into the assistant you already use — it audits your site, proposes the tools and writes the code.
04Where it stands
Early, and growing
WebMCP is new. Here is exactly who supports it today, who is looking at it, and what it means for your customers’ privacy.
Browsers and assistants today
- Chrome149origin trial
- Edge150origin trial
- Braveexperimental
- ChatGPT Desktopsupported
- Firefoxreviewing the proposal
- Safarireviewing the proposal
An open standard
WebMCP is a draft report of the W3C Web Machine Learning Community Group, developed in the open. It is not yet a finished W3C standard, and the details can still change.
Your customers stay in control
- Actions run in the visitor’s own browser, on your own website.
- Nothing with consequences happens without the customer confirming it.
- You decide which actions exist and which assistants may see them.
Give your website a voice assistants can use
Start with your web address and see what your site could offer, or send your developers to the guide.