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@webmcp-js/core

v0.1.4

Published

Type-safe WebMCP toolkit for registering validated, approval-aware browser tools.

Readme

@webmcp-js/core

Type-safe WebMCP toolkit for registering validated, approval-aware browser tools and resources.

Install

pnpm add @webmcp-js/core zod

Quick Start

import { createWebMCP, z } from "@webmcp-js/core";

const mcp = createWebMCP({ appName: "Storefront" });

mcp.tool("products.search", {
  description: "Search products in the catalog",
  input: z.object({ query: z.string(), limit: z.number().default(10) }),
  risk: "read",
  run: async ({ query, limit }) => productService.search(query, limit)
});

Tools are registered with navigator.modelContext when available, and kept as local handles for tests and progressive enhancement when not.

Key Features

  • Zod input validation before approval or execution
  • Risk-based approval (read/low/medium allowed, high/critical require approval)
  • dryRun previews effects before the user approves
  • enabledWhen conditions gate tool availability at runtime
  • confirmWhen triggers approval dynamically per call
  • Resources (static and URI template) for exposing read-only data
  • createDevAdapter() for an in-browser dev panel during development
  • Structured ToolResult<T> with typed error codes
  • Audit hooks with built-in input redaction

Documentation

Full docs at webmcp.js docs site.

License

MIT.