Projects

There’s a new protocol for web browsers called WebMCP. At time of writing, it is very early in its development but the idea being that it allows AI to help you browse a website - to act as your assistant as you stumble around the human world wide web. The idea has appeal: if you are annoyed at having to click manually through lists of clothing on someone’s website, you can just tell your in-browser AI, “Hey, Claude - filter these dresses by my size and my favourite colours”1. Using the tools exposed through the new WebMCP protocol, Claude will know how to manipulate the page to alter the filters and, hey presto, you’re only seeing what you want. ...