Experimental Test Environment

AnyWayData WebMCP

This page exposes the AnyWayData generation workflows directly through document.modelContext so browser-integrated agents can discover and call in-browser tools. It is an ongoing WebMCP experiment rather than a documented product surface.

Preparing in-browser WebMCP tool registration...

When To Use This

You want an AI platform to work with AnyWayData inside the browser, not through a separate stdio MCP server.
You want the active page to expose tools directly from the current browser session.
You are experimenting with browser-native WebMCP support and accept that the ecosystem is still early.

How To Use It

Open this page in a browser or agent runtime that supports WebMCP through document.modelContext.
The page registers the AnyWayData tools directly in-browser as soon as it loads.
Ask your browser-integrated agent to discover and invoke the tools available on this page.
Use the AnyWayData tools for generation, amend, and option-schema discovery workflows.

Reference material: webmachinelearning/webmcp, the Chrome WebMCP documentation.

How It Works

webmcp.html registers AnyWayData tools on page load through document.modelContext.registerTool(...).
A browser-integrated AI runtime discovers those tools from the active page.
Tool execution runs in the browser against the current page session.
This experiment is separate from the stdio MCP server flow.

Platform Setup Notes

Do not configure this page as a stdio MCP server or through an mcpServers host config block.
If your AI platform asks for a page or origin to inspect, use this page in the same browser session.
Chrome currently treats WebMCP as experimental and documents local testing support through chrome://flags/#enable-webmcp-testing.
Chrome also documents origin-trial support and the Model Context Tool Inspector extension for manual inspection.

Run This Experiment

Local development: run pnpm install then pnpm run dev:web, and open http://127.0.0.1:4173/webmcp.html.

Docker preview: build with docker build -f apps/web/Dockerfile -t anywaydata-web ., run docker run --rm -p 8080:80 anywaydata-web, then open http://localhost:8080/webmcp.html.