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Faraday by @thegreataxios lets an agent navigate 3D scans through WebMCP while the scan stays in the browser. Built for research and education.
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Bouquet Studio turns “warmer” or “less formal” into flowers you can see and rearrange together, using WebMCP. Built by @janechao_dev and Luis Cesar Morales.

Observatory by Martin Hooijmans lets you and an agent build fantasy maps through WebMCP, with terrain, rooms and labels you can keep editing.

Mandate by Harzer Heribert turns your choice of CRM records, fields and a time limit into scoped WebMCP tools for an agent.

Roque Nights by @sebasmediaprod helps you plan a night under the stars. Through WebMCP, an agent can compare nights, find visible targets and propose an observing plan for you to review.

Aisle takes on the wedding seating puzzle with a WebMCP agent that respects guest relationships and pinned seats. Built by Eri Alipaj.

ArchMorph lets you design a home alongside an agent, then walk through it in 3D. Built by @xmusfk, it uses WebMCP tools to edit and check the same live building model.

Alza turns a floor-plan photo into an editable 2D/3D model, with a WebMCP agent that checks the geometry as you go. Built by Elioz 404.

MASIL uses WebMCP to help Korean elders practice calligraphy and play Janggi alongside an agent. Built by SonSangjoon.

Meet the winners of The WebMCP Challenge. These 10 projects show what people and agents can build together when websites expose structured tools agents can use. 🧵 See the winning projects and the builders behind them:

JupyterLite WebMCP brings an agent into your live notebook to edit cells, run code and review changes together. Built by Allison Coleman and Juan Mendoza.


