Matt Pyle
This site is an experiment in building the web for its newest readers, and publishing what they see.
Reading this as an agent?
Start here.llms.txt
Start here.llms.txt
Writing
all writing →How to implement WebMCP on a websiteAdd WebMCP to an existing website using Chrome's origin trial, document.modelContext, validated tool handlers, and six working examples.Hello, World! Or, this post is a lie.Testing Temporal workflows, deterministic standards, and agentic AI to build an editor for my website
Projects
all projects →Agent surfaces
agent traffic →Conformance scorecardfull results →
4 of 4gates passing · 06 Sep 2026
accessibility100performance99seo100agentic browsing4/4
Changelog
full changelog →The retro homepage gets 1997 functionality: a guest book, a web ring, and a visit counter. The guest book is the first place on this site where an agent can create content, through WebMCP.
The tools this site hands to agents get a page built from the live tool objects, with runnable examples.
A 1997 GeoCities-era appearance, and set_appearance: the site's first WebMCP tool that changes something instead of returning data, in your browser only.
Redesigned /scorecard around a prominent latest run and a compact, expandable history, so score movement stays legible without creating a detail page for every audit.
The homepage's hand-maintained activity list is now a linked preview of the public changelog, with explicit dates and deterministic same-day ordering.
Sign the Guest Book
[SIGNED BY AGENT]via the sign_guestbook tool
[SIGNED BY AGENT]via the sign_guestbook tool
Email the Webmaster
Want to actually reach me? Matt Pyle on LinkedIn. That one goes to a real person.
The Agentic Web Ring
A hand-picked, one-directional ring of sites experimenting with the agentic web: WebMCP, llms.txt, agents.md, and agent experience generally.
Site 1 of 4
mattpyle.com
This site. A testbed for WebMCP, llms.txt, agents.md, and agentic-browsing audits, run against a real deployed site.
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