Agents Can Now Play Browser Games: WebMCP Ships Walk, Fly, Trade, Fight and Radio Tools
jasonkneen · x · 2026-11-01
Developer jasonkneen announced that version 0.6.68 of his browser game integrates WebMCP, letting AI agents play the game live in the browser.
Per the changelog screenshot, agents get a full action set: walking, flying and autopilot, cargo trading, taking missions, fighting, racing, and even talking over the in-game radio — the draft post self-deprecatingly brands the release "SLOP EISLEY" (a Mos Eisley nod). Beyond the fun factor, it's a neat demonstration of wiring agents into arbitrary web apps via MCP tool orchestration.
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