AGNTCon + MCPCon Europe 2026

AI agents are getting better at using websites, but today's web was built for humans. To complete a task, agents often have to inspect pages, click buttons, and guess which actions are available.

What if websites could simply tell agents what they can do?

In this session, we'll explore WebMCP, an experimental approach being explored in Chrome that helps websites expose actions and tools in a way that agents can understand directly.

Using a live demo, we'll see how agents can interact with websites without relying entirely on browser automation. We'll also discuss why this matters, what problems WebMCP is trying to solve, and whether building websites for AI agents could become a normal part of web development in the future.