Your site already talks to people. Now it has to talk to agents.
WebMCP in plain language, with a free check-up at webmcp.inema.pro and four training phases.
WebMCP is an experimental technology that lets a website describe what it can do to artificial intelligence agents. Instead of trying to click and guess what appears on screen, an agent can call tools presented by the site itself, with clear names, instructions, and responses.
For people using the site, the human journey remains. The change is that agents can also find information or start tasks through the site’s tools. The site sets what can be done and when confirmation is needed. The agent does not make security decisions on its own.
To get started, WebMCP Readiness provides a free assessment of the URL provided: it gathers observable evidence and suggests fixes without running the site’s tools. The result does not guarantee backend authorization, correct operation, or visibility in search results and AI responses; those points require human review. The training has an overview and four phases: Builder, Integrator, Agent Developer, and Expert.
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