# Skill: Integrate Client-Side WebMCP (navigator.modelContext)

> **Standard:** WebMCP Draft Specification
> **Category:** PROTOCOL_DISCOVERY
> **Classification:** SPECIFICATION_AND_GUIDE
> **Author:** TinyCTO Architecture Guild (https://tinycto.tv)

## Overview
Expose client-side browser tools and state to AI browser agents via the emerging WebMCP navigator.modelContext standard.

## Learning Objectives
1. Detect window.navigator.modelContext in browser runtime.
2. Register client-side DOM actions and page context.
3. Provide graceful fallbacks for browsers without Built-in AI.

## Prerequisites
- Client-side React hooks or script integration

## Implementation & Execution Guide

### Step 1: Register WebMCP Tools in Browser
Provide DOM tools to browser-embedded AI agents.

## Architectural Takeaway
WebMCP bridges the gap between server APIs and client-side browser DOM interactions for AI agents.