Evaluate Webtools

Evaluate Webtools, from the makers of WebMCP Eval, reviews one public HTTPS web page and tells you how ready it is for AI agents, with a structured brief you can act on.

For the page you name, it shows the actions the page already offers agents, the actions it could add based on the links and forms it actually contains, and the actions it should never expose, such as placing orders or making irreversible account changes. It follows WebMCP, a proposed web standard from a W3C community group that lets a web page offer tools to AI agents. Each result says what was checked and what was not checked, and a suggested action is marked ready only when the page has the link, form or tool it cites.

It is built for web developers, agencies and consultants preparing sites for AI agents.

Tools:

• evaluate_webmcp: checks one public HTTPS page URL and returns the readiness brief.
• get_credits: shows how many evaluations remain on the connected account.
• get_eval_part: fetches the remaining parts of a large result, for up to 15 minutes after the check.

Limitations: it checks public HTTPS pages only and refuses private, local or internal addresses. It is not a general web fetcher, it does not run a site's tools, and it does not change anything on the checked site. Requires an existing WebMCP Eval account (Evaluate Webtools is the ChatGPT app for WebMCP Eval), connected by signing in with your access key. Page text is processed by Firecrawl (page retrieval) and OpenAI (analysis); checked-URL history is not kept. See the privacy policy for details.