@browser_use: WebMCP improves interaction with your website. Same task - organize nine services into a clean grid. > 11 drag attempts…
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WebMCP improves website interaction for AI agents, allowing tasks to be completed with a single tool call instead of multiple drag attempts.
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WebMCP improves interaction with your website.
Same task - organize nine services into a clean grid.
> 11 drag attempts without WebMCP > one tool call and voile with WebMCP
Your website knows how it works. Let your agent ask. Expose your WebMCPs!! https://t.co/SNSVyENbLC
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