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Connect MCP clients to WebMCP-enabled Chrome pages for tool discovery and execution.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "webmcp-bridge-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use webmcp-bridge-mcp to connect to the current WebMCP-enabled page in Chrome, discover the tools exposed by the page, and list each tool with its purpose.
A list of discoverable tools on the page and what each one does.
Connect to the target Chrome page with webmcp-bridge-mcp, find the specified page-provided tool, execute it once, and return the result or any error message.
The tool execution result, or a clear explanation if the tool was not found or failed.
Use webmcp-bridge-mcp to check whether the current Chrome page supports WebMCP. If it does, list the discoverable tools; if not, state that clearly.
A statement of whether the page supports WebMCP, plus either the available tools or a notice that it is unsupported.
After opening a WebMCP-enabled page in Chrome, developers can use this tool to connect an MCP client to the page and discover and invoke the tools it exposes.
When tool functionality lives in a web page instead of a local service, this bridge connects the MCP client to the page through a Chrome extension for discovery and execution.
It bridges MCP clients to Chrome pages that support WebMCP. This allows the client to discover and execute tools provided by the page.
Known prerequisites include Chrome, a WebMCP-enabled page, and a Chrome extension. For exact installation and configuration details, see the source repository.
Its focus is not to provide standalone tools directly, but to connect an MCP client to WebMCP capabilities inside web pages. In other words, discovery and execution happen in the context of a WebMCP-enabled page.
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