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ⓘ Premium, Professional, and Enterprise subscribers currently in the beta rollout. "Partial" because access also depends on your browser: WebMCP is an emerging standard, and today only ChatGPT's own in-app browser and OpenAI Codex actually support it β€” see the compatibility section below before you go looking for a badge that never appears.

Published: August 29, 2026  Β·  6 min read  Β·  Beta  Β·  Premium+  Β·  Both markets
WebMCP β€” Learning Hub
Click a flashcard to reveal the answer Β· A live browser co-pilot, not another chatbot
What is WebMCP?
An emerging W3C/Chrome browser standard (document.modelContext.registerTool) that lets a web page register agent-callable tools directly in the browser. Instead of an AI agent scraping the page's DOM or you copy-pasting data back and forth, a supporting browser can call these tools to actually read the page's data and drive its UI.
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What's live today?
21 tools across 6 pages, both markets: Stock Screener (/screen/, /us/screen/), Picks (/picks/, /us/picks/), and Stock Analysis (/stock/, /us/stock/) β€” set filters and run a screen, load a trader scan, read a company's fundamentals and financials, switch tabs.
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Do I need to install anything?
No extension, no install on Finmagine's side. Whether it works depends entirely on your browser and AI agent β€” see the compatibility section for what actually supports WebMCP today.
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How is this different from the Finmagine MCP server?
The published MCP server is a standalone data API any MCP client can connect to independently β€” no browser session needed. WebMCP only exists while a compatible AI browser has a live, logged-in Finmagine tab open, and it drives that page rather than fetching data on its own. Full comparison table below.
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Which AI agents actually support WebMCP right now?
Confirmed live-tested: ChatGPT's own in-app browser and OpenAI Codex. Claude in Chrome has no shipped support as of this writing. Gemini's status is unconfirmed. This is a genuinely early, moving-target standard β€” check the compatibility section for the current state.
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Is this giving investment advice?
No. Every WebMCP tool either runs a mechanical UI action (switch a tab, apply a filter) or returns factual data already visible on the page you're logged into β€” the same SEBI-compliant, gated content a human user sees, nothing synthesized or recommended by the tool itself.
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Who can access it today?
Premium, Professional, and Enterprise subscribers, currently in a gated beta rollout β€” not every Finmagine feature page, and not every browser. It's an early, deliberately narrow pilot, not a finished product.
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1. What Is WebMCP?

WebMCP is an emerging browser standard β€” currently shipping behind a Chrome Origin Trial β€” that lets a web page register agent-callable tools directly with the browser, via document.modelContext.registerTool(). When a supporting AI agent's browser is on that page, it can call those tools to read the page's live data and drive its UI, instead of the agent guessing at the DOM or you manually copy-pasting numbers back and forth.

A co-pilot for the page you're already on, not a new data source: WebMCP tools only exist while a compatible browser has a real, logged-in Finmagine tab open. They don't fetch anything on their own β€” they read what's already loaded on the page, or trigger the same clicks a real user would make.
Genuinely early: WebMCP is a moving-target standard, not a finished, universally-supported API. Finmagine registered for the Chrome Origin Trial in 2026 and is running this as a deliberately narrow, gated beta β€” a handful of pages, Premium+ subscribers only, while we watch how it actually gets used before expanding it.
Want the technical detail? This guide keeps things practical β€” for the underlying standard itself:

2. What's Live Today β€” 21 Tools Across 6 Pages

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Stock Screener
/screen/ and /us/screen/ β€” set filters, run a screen, refine to the current result set, get a factual explanation of why each result matched, open a stock's chart.
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Picks
/picks/ and /us/picks/ β€” load a named technical scan (Stage 2, VCP breakout, and more), filter Trader results (India), expand a Quality Scan tile.
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Stock Analysis
/stock/ and /us/stock/ β€” read a company's key fundamentals, ratio health, and banking KPIs where relevant; switch tabs; pull the last few periods of a financial statement.

Every tool is read-mostly: nothing writes to your portfolio, watchlist, or account settings. The ones that do change on-screen state (running a screen, switching a tab) only ever drive the same UI a logged-in user could click through themselves.

3. WebMCP vs. the Published MCP Server & REST API

Finmagine already publishes a standalone MCP server and REST API β€” around 90 endpoints covering both Indian and US markets, connectable from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible client. WebMCP is a different thing, built for a different job. Here's the actual distinction:

Published MCP Server + REST APIWebMCP (Beta)
What it isA standalone data API β€” screens, financials, ratios, market data, company profilesTools registered live on 6 Finmagine pages, in your browser
Works inAny MCP client (Claude Desktop, Claude.ai, Cursor, etc.) or any REST clientOnly a browser whose AI agent has shipped WebMCP support β€” today, that's ChatGPT's own in-app browser and OpenAI Codex
Needs a logged-in browser tab?No β€” connects independently via an API key or OAuthYes β€” the tools only exist while you're actually on a live, logged-in Finmagine page
What it doesFetches structured data on demand β€” screen results, financial statements, ratios, market breadthDrives the page you're already looking at β€” runs a screen, switches a tab, reads what's rendered
Good forProgrammatic research, automated workflows, building your own tools on top of Finmagine's dataA live co-pilot while you're actually using Finmagine yourself, in your own browser session
AccessAPI key or OAuth, tiered by subscription β€” see the pricing guidePremium+ subscription, currently a gated beta
One sentence version: the MCP server gives an agent your data; WebMCP lets an agent use the app alongside you.

4. Which AI Agents Actually Support This Today

This is the section to read before you go looking for it and find nothing. WebMCP browser support is genuinely new and narrow right now:

Agent / BrowserStatus
ChatGPT (in-app browser) & OpenAI CodexConfirmed working β€” live-tested against Finmagine's own WebMCP pages
Claude in ChromeNo shipped support as of this writing
Google GeminiUnconfirmed
Regular Chrome browsing (no AI agent)Nothing changes β€” WebMCP tools are invisible unless an agent calls them
This list will change, probably soon: WebMCP is an active, moving-target browser standard. If your AI browser of choice isn't listed above as working, that's a statement about where that browser currently stands β€” not a promise it'll stay that way, and not something Finmagine controls.

5. Is This Giving Investment Advice?

No. Every WebMCP tool does one of two things: it triggers a mechanical UI action (apply a filter, switch a tab) exactly like clicking would, or it returns factual data already rendered on the page for a logged-in user β€” the same SEBI-compliant, tier-gated content a human sees, never a synthesized recommendation the tool invents on its own. Nothing here places a trade, generates a price target, or makes a Buy/Sell call outside Finmagine's existing, already-compliant display logic.

6. What's Next

This is a beta, deliberately: a small set of pages, a small set of subscribers, live usage data feeding the decision on what comes next. If it proves genuinely useful for the accounts that can actually reach it today, expect the rollout to widen gradually rather than all at once β€” and expect this guide to get updated as browser support catches up.

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The published, standalone data API β€” works today in any MCP client, no browser or WebMCP support required.
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The full guide set for the 86-operation REST + MCP API β€” pricing tiers, the API Explorer, BYO LLM keys, and named workflow guides.

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