The open standard for agent readiness.

Agents are a new class of user. Many protocols now serve them (MCP, WebMCP, A2A, x402, llms.txt, Web Bot Auth, and more), but there is no shared definition of what it means to be ready for them. AgentReady is an open specification of what a product should implement to be usable by AI agents, from discovery to completion. It does not promote a protocol or a vendor. The practices below are based on measured agent behavior, and are revised as that behavior changes.

• AgentReady @ GitHub.

The WebMCP API enables web applications to provide JavaScript-based tools to AI agents.

• WebMCP @ GitHub.

Related contents:

• Chrome’s WebMCP makes AI agents stop pretending @ Reading.sh's Medium.
• #127 - News Février 2026, du WebMCP, des agents spammeurs et du Markdown @ Double Slash :fr:.
• #1037: WebMCP is here (and you should care) @ Syntax.
• WebMCP: A Practical Guide to Agent-Ready Websites @ Freshman.
• Why WebMCP matters @ Yoav's blog thing.
• The next steps on the Web and WebMCP @ Unlocking The Agentic Web Economy.

Model Context Protocolfor the Browser

Browser-based Model Context Protocol (MCP) implementation that enables AI assistants to interact with web applications through standardized MCP tools.

Today's AI automation is like using a robot to read your screen and click buttons. MCP-B gives AI direct access to your website's functions instead.

• MCP-B @ GitHub.

Related contents:

• #127 - News Février 2026, du WebMCP, des agents spammeurs et du Markdown @ Double Slash :fr:.