WebMCP with Bubble

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Has anyone been excited about the possibility of using WebMCP with Bubble?

Google launched an early preview: WebMCP is available for early preview  |  Blog  |  Chrome for Developers

And there is no much details about it, but I wonder if this will be somehow similar to this repo:

This is particularly interesting to me because we use Bubble as a frontend-only layer on top of our backend app deployed in the cloud. For users to interact via an agent, we would first need to develop an MCP server for the backend. Then, we’d have to figure out how to show users what changes have been made.

It seems that WebMCP could potentially replace the backend MCP server, creating an “Agent Outlet” directly from the frontend. This would allow an agent to interact with the site in the same way a user does. Ideally, this could provide a Comet-like browser experience without actually requiring the Comet browser.

Is anyone else excited about these possibilities? I’d love to hear your thoughts!

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The last thing I want to happen is to have AI agents running amok in my Bubble apps and blowing up my WU usage. Bubble’s backend is a poor choice as an MCP server. Especially if you are not on an enterprise plan.

Agents crawling the web is an inevitable future and it’s important to start finding solutiions to protect your Bubble apps. I’m looking into Cloudflare’s Content Signal Policy to divert agents and crawlers to plaintext or markdown versions of content I want crawlable.

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