Give any website an agent interface.
Paste a URL. We look at the site, add document.modelContext tools, check they work, and give you a URL agents can use — without rebuilding the site.
Or open the ready-made demo: Stride Legacy Store
Analyze
A headless browser opens the site and notes the forms, buttons, and lists.
Generate
GPT-5.6 writes a few tools as recipes — click this, fill that — not JavaScript that runs in the page.
Verify
We run those recipes on the live site. If one fails, we try to fix it once.
Ship
You get a URL agents can use, or one script tag if you own the site. The original UI stays.
Why this matters
Most of the web was built for people with a mouse. Shopify can add WebMCP to their own stores. Everyone else would have to rebuild. That’s not going to happen. WebMCPify sits in the middle: you keep the real site, the agent gets named tools, and anything risky still needs a human to confirm on the page.
Safety model
- GPT never writes code that runs in the browser. Tools are recipes a small script follows.
- If a tool would pay, order, delete, or send something, we show a confirm dialog on the page.
- ChatGPT and Chrome still apply their own tool warnings. Results are kept small.
Built with
- OpenAI GPT-5.6
- writes the tools, and fixes ones that fail
- Next.js 16
- dashboard and API
- Cloudflare Workers
- proxy that injects the script
- Render · Playwright
- crawl and live checks
- Netlify
- dashboard + the demo store
- Chrome WebMCP
- document.modelContext and DevTools
This dashboard is a WebMCP page too. Open it in Chrome with the flag on and you can ask it to analyze a site.