Requirements
Node.js 18+, Git with an initial commit, and a compatible Chrome build for live WebMCP tests.
Documentation
Start local. Keep control.
A concise guide to the current WebMCPify Core workflow. Deeper references, recipes and provider guides are being written and will arrive here soon.
npm install --global @olumide100/webmcpifywebmcpify discover --path /path/to/projectwebmcpify generate --path /path/to/project --provider codex --method autowebmcpify review --path /path/to/projectwebmcpify apply --path /path/to/projectwebmcpify test --path /path/to/project --url http://localhost:3000 --provider codexwebmcpify final-eval --path /path/to/project --url http://localhost:3000 --provider codexProvider adapters
Gemini, Antigravity, Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode; availability depends on the local environment.
Review boundary
Generated source remains a proposal until a person reviews and approves the exact patch.
Local MCP server
Run npx --package @olumide100/webmcpify webmcpify-mcp from the target repository; the workspace stays rooted there.
Outcome verification
A successful tool response is a claim. Core checks the application’s resulting state and preserves evidence.
Documentation status
Command references, configuration recipes and deployment guides are incoming and will be updated here soon.
Guard developer preview
Inspect tool definitions locally.
Guard Inspector is the first working part of the open-source Guard product. It checks one pasted definition in the browser and exports a review report without uploading the definition.
Open Guard Inspector →