Agentic web infrastructure

Make the web discoverable and executable by agents.

WebMCPify helps websites expose dependable capabilities, helps agents find them, and routes execution through user-owned security, consent, and evidence.

Core Open source Search Developer preview Guard Inspector preview Cloud In development

One connected platform

Core creates safelySearch discovers intelligentlyGuard protects users and executionCloud monitors evidence

Native agent interface

This website explains itself—and exposes the actions behind it.

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Explore the agent-accessible actions

Understand

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  • list_webmcpify_products
  • get_platform_workflow
  • get_home_capability_map

Navigate

  • list_site_actions
  • navigate_to_webmcpify_page
  • select_home_product
  • open_webmcpify_resource

Personalize

  • get_display_theme
  • set_display_theme
  • get_webmcpify_product
  • get_installation_options

Connect

  • get_support_contact
  • open_support_email
  • get_beta_programs
  • get_social_channels
  • get_security_model

Read

  • list_blog_posts
  • get_blog_post
  • open_blog
  • open_blog_post
  • open_blog_source

One platform · four products

Create safely. Discover intelligently. Act with protection.

Core, Search, Guard, and Cloud connect the path from a website capability to a user-protected, verifiable outcome.

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WebMCPify Core

Make any new or existing website agent-ready.

A published local CLI and MCP workflow: Discover → Propose → Review → Apply → Test → Verify → Repair. Every capability stays grounded in real application behavior.

Explore WebMCPify Core

What it brings

  • Published local CLI and MCP server
  • Framework-independent application discovery
  • Grounded schemas and exact source patches
  • Human review before code changes
  • Baseline and source-blind browser testing
  • Independent state and outcome verification
  • Evidence-led repair, retesting, and evaluation

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Illustrative product workflow

See the protected commerce loop in motion.

Search locates capabilities. Guard protects the user across connection, inspection, consent, execution, and verification; its MCP layer provides the controlled bridge to the site.

WebMCPify flowPLAY WHEN READY
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In the pipeline

Measure readiness. Prove progress.

Two focused beta products turn agent readiness into something teams can inspect and compare—without pretending unfinished services are already available.

The differentiator

Discovery is not enough.
Execution is not proof.

WebMCPify connects the whole path from an agent's intent to evidence of the application's actual resulting state.

01 / SEARCHCapability matchedOrigin, schema and declared effect visible
02 / GUARDUser, session, and execution protectedMCP connectivity is one controlled part of the security boundary
03 / INDEPENDENT CHECKResulting state verifiedOutcome and evidence preserved

Built for both sides

For teams building agents—and the web they act on.

WebMCPify creates a shared capability layer between product teams that expose actions and agents that need to find and use them responsibly.

01

Agent developers

Find dependable capabilities and inspect what an action needs before invoking it.

02

Website & SaaS teams

Turn existing product workflows into explicit, reviewable agent interfaces.

03

E-commerce

Expose product, cart and checkout steps with clear risk and approval boundaries.

04

Travel & hospitality

Make search and reservation workflows discoverable without hiding consequential steps.

05

AI platforms

Connect intent to structured web capabilities instead of relying on brittle page automation.

06

Enterprise teams

Operate internal agents with authentication boundaries, evidence and auditable outcomes.

Trust is infrastructure

Agents can act.
Control stays explicit.

Capabilities are useful only when their boundaries, requirements and results are clear to the people operating them.

01Human approval for consequential actions
02Strict input schemas
03Isolated execution
04Independent verification
05Tool-risk labels
06Authentication boundaries
07Prompt-injection and tool-poisoning defenses
08Audit evidence; no arbitrary URL fetching