What does WebMCP-ready mean?

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.

The check says not found, but my developer added it. Why?

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.

How long does it take to enable?

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.

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WebMCP check for docs.busymate.dev

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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02See the real list

Ask the site yourself

A site's tools only exist while its pages are open in a browser, and a browser will not let one website read another. So the check runs in yours: open the site from here, then run the small snippet below on it and its list comes straight back to this page.

Drag the button below onto your bookmarks bar, or copy the snippet.
Open the site from this page so the two tabs can talk to each other.
On the site's tab, run the bookmark. Its list appears back here.

The snippet reads the site's list of tools and sends it to this page only. It stores nothing and it is gone when you close the tab.

03What 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.

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: 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.

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