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WebMCP platform behavior and MCP-B package behavior have different sources of truth. Start with the lane that matches your question.

WebMCP platforms and agents

Use upstream documentation for the proposal, implementations, security guidance, demos, and agent tooling.

Chrome WebMCP documentation

Find current setup instructions, API guides, use cases, and Chrome limitations.

Community Group draft

Read the authoritative proposal and follow its issue tracker and test suite.

Codex compatibility snapshot

Compare OpenAI’s official support with dated observations from Codex in ChatGPT’s built-in browser.

Resources and implementation status

Find the maintained links for browser support, examples, tests, debugging, and evaluation.

Chrome DevTools WebMCP panel

Inspect registered tools, validate schemas, and test calls in Chrome DevTools.

MCP-B packages

Use this site for package selection, runtime behavior, React integration, transports, and the local relay.

Browse packages

Compare the packages, then open the overview or API reference for the package you need.

Choose a runtime

Choose native WebMCP, the tool-only polyfill, or the full @mcp-b/global runtime.

Build your first tool

Register and call one tool on a plain HTML page.

Build your first React tool

Register a tool from a React component with lifecycle-aware hooks.

Connect a desktop agent

Connect browser tools to a desktop MCP client through the local relay.

Understand the architecture

Read about MCP-B runtime layers, tool lifecycles, transports, and trust boundaries.