Your website
Can AI use my website?
AI browsers need to understand your buttons, forms, and public actions. A Website X-Ray shows what they can use and what is missing.
What WebMCP changes
An AI browser normally has to interpret the page and guess which controls complete a task. WebMCP gives the website a structured way to name an action, describe it, and list the information it needs. That makes supported actions easier to use reliably.
What it does not solve
WebMCP does not repair a confusing intake process, choose the correct system of record, clean duplicated data, or connect the submitted request to scheduling and follow-up. It improves the front door; the Systems X-Ray maps what happens after the door opens.
What to check today
Check whether the page clearly describes the business and its services, whether forms have meaningful labels and validation, whether structured data is accurate, whether public actions are safe to expose, and whether WebMCP tools are registered in a supporting browser.
Build for people first
The specification remains a draft and browser support is still developing. Build clear, accessible forms first. Add WebMCP where a public action is already understood, safe, and useful.