Websites can now hand ChatGPT work and Codex tools directly via WebMCP
jxnlco · x · 2026-09-03
jxnlco highlights a new WebMCP capability: websites can now give ChatGPT work and Codex tools directly, with no separate connection required. On supported accounts, open a supported site in the desktop app's built-in browser — the address-bar arrow shows the site's exposed tools, which ChatGPT can then invoke. It points toward a "websites as agent tools" interaction model.
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