very cool, webMCP is now live on Chrome as an experimental feature its a W3C proposed web standard that adds a navigator.modelContext API to browsers. It lets websites register structured tools that AI agents can discover and call directly, instead of scraping the DOM or simulating user interactions. Websites can register two ways: - Declarative — add attributes like toolname, tooldescription, toolparamdescription to existing HTML forms. Zero refactoring. - Programmatic — register tools via JS with full schema definitions. WebMCP aims to become the USB-C of AI agent interactions with the web. One standardized interface that any agent can plug into, regardless of the underlying model.