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# WebMCP pilot brief Application: Booking portal Workflow: Booking and scheduling ## Desired outcome Help customers choose an available appointment and prepare a booking for review. ## Suggested tools - find_available_slots - prepare_booking ## User review and permissions Show the appointment, price, and cancellation terms before the user confirms a booking. ## What to measure Correct slot and attendee details, completion time, and human corrections. ## Pilot deliverables - One agreed workflow and a baseline task set. - Tool definitions, application integration, and visible state updates. - Validation, permission checks, and user review where required. - Results in the agreed browsers and agents, fallback behavior, and handoff notes. Draft for discussion. Scope, price, and timing require a separate agreement. Prepared at https://hooton.codes/labs/webmcp/
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What this example does
The form and the agent tools use the same validation and brief builder. An agent can list the available workflows, prepare a draft, and read it back. Changes made through the tool appear in the form and the brief together.
The suggestions come from four predefined workflow templates. This planner doesn't call a language model itself or assess your application. It's a starting point for a conversation.
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