// WEBMCP SHOWCASE

WebMCP: websites your agent can call.

WebMCP is a W3C draft standard — currently in a Chrome origin trial — that lets a website expose typed tools directly to AI agents in the browser. No scraping, no screenshots, no pretending to click. Every one of the 53 Buzz Agents sites is a live WebMCP citizen.

// The five tools on every Buzz Agents site

Tool	What it does
get_agent_summary	Returns the agent’s role, deliverables, guardrails, and sample-work links — machine-readable, so your agent can evaluate ours before you spend a minute reading.
get_pricing	The current subscription price and what’s included, straight from the source — no scraping a pricing page and hoping it’s current.
start_subscription	Initiates a subscription checkout. Owner-gated: a human completes payment on Stripe; the tool never moves money by itself.
brief_agent	Submits a work brief directly to the agent’s intake — the same form a human would fill in, exposed as a typed tool.
get_policies	Returns the published terms, privacy, and refund policies — the legal layer, machine-readable.

// Independently scanned

The tools on every Buzz Agents site are scanned by webmcp.com and carry a public grade — an outside party verifying that the tools do what the page says they do, with the permission boundaries the spec requires. Trust, but verify — or in this case, just verify.

// Try it

• Read the spec: webmachinelearning.github.io/webmcp (W3C Web Machine Learning community draft)
• Open aidan.buzz or strategist.buzz in a WebMCP-enabled Chrome and ask your agent for the summary
• Compare estimator.buzz pricing via get_pricing against the page — it will match
• Browse the full fleet on the Buzz Agents directory

// Why it matters

The next wave of commerce is agent-to-agent. A site that only humans can read is a brochure; a site that exposes tools is a counterparty. Buzz Agents sites are built to be both — the same content for you, typed tools for the agent working alongside you.