Let AI use websites to get things done
WebMCP lets websites clearly tell AI what they can do.
The extension adds a browser sidebar, WebMCP, and web search.
What is WebMCP?
WebMCP (Web Model Context Protocol) is a proposed browser API from Google and Microsoft. It lets websites expose their capabilities to AI as structured tools, describing what each tool does and what information it needs.
Simply put, it is designed to help AI assistants work with websites more intelligently and precisely. Websites can tell AI directly: “what I can do and how to use it.”
What changes with WebMCP?
Traditional approach
AI infers what a site can do from its appearance and structure. This can take time and is sensitive to interface changes or ambiguous labels.
Interpret each control
Infer each control's purpose and operation from screenshots or page structure.
Time-consuming steps
Find controls, click, and enter information step by step.
Higher cost
Repeated attempts can increase token and compute use.
Prone to mistakes
Ambiguous labels or page changes can lead to missed steps or mistakes.
With WebMCP
The website provides a structured “guide to its capabilities”, so AI can call the right action directly.
No extra setup
Open a supported site to discover its available tools.
Finish faster
Use available actions directly with fewer searches and clicks.
Use fewer tokens
Reduce repeated page analysis and save tokens.
More reliable execution
Use clearly defined actions that are less affected by page changes.
What EO2Weave does
EO2Weave connects AI conversations, websites, and local files in your browser sidebar. With WebMCP, it discovers website tools so AI can complete tasks using the actions the site provides.
Discover website tools
Discover WebMCP tools on the current site and how AI can call them.
Add integrations
Provide tools through integrations for selected sites without native WebMCP support.
Manage access and calls
Review available website tools and decide whether to enable them before AI calls them.
Work in your browser
Discover tools, grant access, and complete tasks from your browser conversation.
Ready to try it?
Try the full workflow of using website tools with WebMCP.
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