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Is your website WebMCP-ready?
WebMCP lets your website tell assistants what it can do — book, order, check a status — instead of leaving them to guess. This check reads a site the way an assistant's crawler does and says whether the actions are there, how many, and what to fix.
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01What this means
What this means for your business
When a customer's assistant can see your site's actions, it can finish the job — book the table, place the order, check the delivery — instead of sending the customer off to do it by hand. A site with no published actions is a brochure to an assistant; a site with them is a counter it can walk up to. The check above says which one yours is, and the guide below turns it into the other in an afternoon.
Questions
- Your pages publish a list of actions — with a name, what each does and what it needs — that an assistant in the customer's browser can read and run, asking first before anything changes.
- Some sites register their actions only while the page runs, which a crawler cannot see. Publish a small catalog file so any check can read the list, or confirm it in your own browser with the steps further down this page.
- For most sites, an afternoon. The guide gives you four steps and one prompt to paste into the assistant you already use; it audits your site, proposes the actions and writes the code.
Make your site something an assistant can use
Four steps and one copy-paste prompt — for Shopify, WordPress, Webflow and plain HTML.