Connecting AI and the web
WebMCP forms can now pass: reading the Lighthouse 13.5 audit changes
Lighthouse is a tool for auditing websites. This update makes a site's form coverage for WebMCP easier to interpret in the audit output.
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Understand WebMCP, MCP and other ways AI can use website and business functions.
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Algolia MCP: Let Connected AI Search Your Product Data
Prepare product data, create an Algolia Public MCP URL, connect a compatible AI client and test prices and availability. Understand the limits of read-only search.
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Four stores in one Claude conversation: a MitoOps MCP case
See how a four-store business connected Claude to order data, then follow a limited read-access trial with prompts, checks and current-documentation caveats.
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What Is NLWeb? Finding Site Products and Articles in Natural Language
NLWeb helps developers build search that accepts needs and conditions in everyday language. Follow one product from data preparation to search results using a pinned Ask Agent version, and learn how search differs from ordering and payment.
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What Can ChatGPT’s WebMCP Support Do? Requirements and the Developer Challenge
ChatGPT’s Site tools let AI use actions provided by a website directly. Review the August 25, 2026 announcement, WebMCP Challenge, supported apps and models, unsupported methods, company announcements, and ways to test actions beyond screen recordings.
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A2A vs. MCP: How to Delegate Research and Quotes to AI
A2A provides common rules for asking another AI to do work and receiving progress updates and results. Follow a quote for 100 mugs to see how it differs from MCP, from checking the connection to receiving the quote, using the official 1.0.0 data formats.
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What Is WebMCP? How AI Operates Websites and Current Support
WebMCP tells AI which actions a website offers, such as product search and adding items to a cart. As of September 2026, it is not a formal standard. Learn about support in Chrome, Edge, ChatGPT, Cloudflare and Shopify, what to ask developers, and how to test and record actions.
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