Google's Chrome browser has added WebMCP support to its inspector, according to a report on the feature. WebMCP is described as moving quickly and on track to become a widely used web standard, and the author says they have added WebMCP to their apps so agents can control their sites without building and publishing a custom MCP. The feature is enabled via chrome://flags/.
Chrome just added WebMCP to the inspector. WebMCP is moving incredibly fast and is on track to become a widely used web standard very soon. I've recently added WebMCP to my apps to enable agents to control my sites without the need to build and publish a custom MCP. Go first to chrome://flags/
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