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webmcp
Open a user-provided URL in the host's built-in browser and use the page's MCP or WebMCP tools before browser UI automation for app communication or edits.
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# WebMCP
`/webmcp <url-or-app> [request]` opens a web app in the host's built-in
browser and completes the request through the page's own tools. The first
token is a URL or an app alias; the rest is the request.
`/webmcp slides make me a new deck about customer onboarding`
## The two rules
1. **Open in the host's built-in browser** — never an external Chrome window,
a normal tab, or a browser extension.
2. **Call the page's tools.** Never click, type, drag, screenshot, or use DOM
automation for an operation a tool can do. UI controls are for navigation