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Give any website a WebMCP interface
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Cloudflare launched a developer preview that lets any site on their platform expose WebMCP tools to browser-based AI agents via a single dashboard toggle, with no origin code changes required.
This removes the implementation burden from site operators who want agent-friendly interfaces, while keeping traffic and sessions on the origin site rather than being scraped away. It gives early access to a browser standard (WebMCP, experimentally in Chrome 146) that most sites would not implement on their own.
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WebMCP is a new browser standard shipping experimentally in Chrome 146 that exposes a document.modelContext surface where sites can register tools for in-browser AI agents.
Cloudflare injects a bridge script at the edge using HTMLRewriter, adding one script tag to HTML responses; the bridge only activates if the browser supports WebMCP, leaving unsupported browsers unaffected.
Two tool packs ship in this preview: Content Credentials (c2pa) for parsing image provenance metadata locally, and Site MCP Server (mcp-server-client) for proxying agent calls to a site's existing MCP endpoint using the visitor's session.
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