WebMCP · Chrome origin trial
A website can publish a list of what it can do.
Not scraped. Not guessed at. Published, and called directly, the way one program calls another. WebMCP is a proposed web standard for this and Chrome is running the origin trial now. Almost no local business publishes one yet.
What this site publishes
Read live from the file itself, so what is below is what an assistant actually gets.
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The raw file is at /mcp-actions.json. It is written for machines, so it looks like code.
What a car dealer's would look like
Illustrative. No dealership has published one yet, which is rather the point.
Why it matters, plainly
When an assistant cannot work out what your site does, it does not tell you. There is no failed-form row, no missed call, nothing in the CRM. The visitor simply goes somewhere it could read. That loss does not appear in any report you already run.
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