Your browser agent.
Your Batch Relay tools.
Ask for a form change. Arrange a print. Review the result in the same interface you already use.
In the form editor
Describe the form.
Refine it together.
Inspect a form, add questions, map their meanings, and arrange pages and rows. Try sample answers in the parent preview before preparing publication review.
The agent works on the browser draft. An owner or admin makes the final publication in the editor.
Try the interactive forms example ↗Add a required jersey number. Call it Uniform # and put it beside the print name.
Reading the form
Athlete details
The same edit, with subtitles
Reading the form
In the Template Engine
Make the edit.
See the artwork.
Inspect canvases and variants. Add photo slots, compose text with semantic fields, and position layers against the design's print boundaries.
Generate a preview, check the template, or undo a supported edit. Editing tools can save changes and return the persistence outcome, so the agent can report what happened.
Explore the Template Engine ↗Add the player's name and jersey number. Align the text, then check the design.
Inspecting the canvas
Template Engine · Example canvas
A public experiment
Print shopping,
with an agent.
Built for the OpenAI WebMCP hackathon, this demo brings a photo tray, print configuration, and a reviewable cart into the same browser workspace.
Find a format. Place a photo. Adjust the crop or personalization. Review a proposal before it joins the demo cart.
Hackathon demo. No live orders or payments.
Choose how you work
In the browser.
Or in your own workflow.
| Tool | Where it works | A useful example |
|---|---|---|
| WebMCP | The current browser page | Ask an agent to arrange the visible form. |
| HTTP API | Your integration or service | Read and update an event-form draft with scoped credentials. |
| CLI | Your terminal | List form revisions or publish an approved draft. |
WebMCP FAQ
Know what
the tools do.
WebMCP lets a compatible browser agent discover structured tools provided by the page. In Batch Relay, those tools describe specific actions in the editor or demo, including their inputs and results.
Your next idea.
Already in the browser.
Shape a form. Refine a print. Put your browser agent to work with the Batch Relay tools you already use.