Add webmcp.cool and Ask nekuda to Tools#9
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webmcp.cool: a live, curated directory of WebMCP-enabled websites with an agent-facing JSON API for programmatic discovery. Also registers WebMCP tools of its own. Ask nekuda: Chrome side-panel AI assistant that picks up page tools registered via WebMCP and surfaces them alongside built-in browsing tools.
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Thank you for this contribution. I think the repo is still private. It’d be great if you could open it for the community to experiment with.
| - [webmaxru/agent-skills: WebMCP](https://github.com/webmaxru/agent-skills/tree/main/skills/webmcp) - Agent skill for implementing and debugging browser WebMCP integrations in JavaScript and TypeScript web apps | ||
| - [Conscriba](https://conscriba.com/) — Automatic WebMCP Creation for AI Agents, Analytics & Tracking | ||
| - [webmcp.cool](https://webmcp.cool/) — Live directory of WebMCP-enabled websites with a JSON API for agent-side discovery. | ||
| - [Ask nekuda](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/ask-nekuda/amochnnbmnkjjlblolhpddkokhnalkjp) — Chrome side-panel AI assistant that picks up WebMCP tools exposed by the active tab; BYOK or hosted Gemini. [Source](https://github.com/nekuda-ai/nekuda-assistant-web-extension). |
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Thanks for the review and the catch! You're right — the GitHub repo wasn't meant to be in there. I've removed the broken Source link from the Ask nekuda entry, since the Chrome Web Store listing already covers it. I also updated the directory entry to use webmcp.com. The PR is updated with these changes — let me know if anything else needs tweaking! |
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Thanks for the updates. I suggest you reference the specification proposal as follows on the /about page or other appropriate places: The WebMCP specification proposal is developed by the W3C Web Machine Learning Community Group. @ianbjacobs may have additional suggestions. |
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Two entries appended to the Tools section of
README.md.1. webmcp.cool
webmcp.cool is a live, curated directory of websites that ship WebMCP tools via
navigator.modelContext. For each listed site, it surfaces the real tool definitions (name,kind,impl,description,inputSchema) exactly as an agent would see them.What makes it useful to the WebMCP community:
/api/v1/sites,/api/v1/sites/{host},/api/v1/sites/{host}/tools,/api/v1/tools,/api/v1/stats, and a probe endpoint/api/v1/lookup?url=…. Full OpenAPI 3.1 spec at https://webmcp.cool/api/openapi.json; human-readable reference at https://webmcp.cool/api-docs. Discoverable from the home page via<link rel=\"alternate\" type=\"application/json\">.registerToolAPI (and the corresponding declarative[toolname]form), so it doubles as a reference set for real-world spec usage.about,request_listing,surprise_me,share_on_x,share_on_linkedin), so an agent can list a new site or query the registry through tool calls.GET /api/v1/stats).2. Ask nekuda
Ask nekuda (source) is a published Chrome extension (Manifest V3, side-panel) that consumes WebMCP tools registered by the active tab.
navigator.modelContextor the@mcp-b/webmcp-polyfilland merges them with built-in tools (tab management, history search, current-page reading).(page)badge.chrome://flags"WebMCP for testing" on Chrome 146+ for native API support.Placement
Both entries appended at the end of the existing
## Toolssection, matching the format of the neighbouringConscribaandagent-skillsentries (link → em-dash → short description).Out of scope
No other sections touched. No reflow / reordering of existing entries.