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AgentWeb connects an existing AI agent to supported web actions through MCP (Model Context Protocol) and REST API. Every live tool, including read_page and discover, requires an AgentWeb account and aw_ API key; account creation runs in-conversation through the one-link sign-in flow. Check the returned status or verification before reporting completion.

Does it work on my site?

AgentWeb currently maps over 1,100 sites, each with named, executable actions. Call list_actions for the live catalogue (paginated, with per-site action counts), or browse the mapped-site library. Passing an exact domain to list_actions returns that site’s full action definitions with parameters. If a site is not mapped yet, request_map queues a build and agentweb_map_status reports progress.

Two entry points

  • Use AgentWeb: connect the MCP server and run mapped website actions for a user. Start with the quickstart.
  • Install AgentWeb for a business: make a site or repo discoverable and callable by agents. Start with Install AgentWeb.

Start here

Execution sequence

  1. Authenticate with an aw_ API key (create one with the one-link sign-in tools).
  2. Read a page or call discovery for the target domain, then list mapped actions.
  3. Connect the target-site account if the selected action requires it.
  4. Confirm the inputs and obtain approval for consequential actions.
  5. Execute once and use the structured result to report success, failure, or required intervention.