Connect via MCP

This site supports WebMCP, which means your AI agent can interact with it directly. Search posts, read content, and explore the blog without screenshots or scraping.

How to Connect

1. Install the WebMCP MCP server
Run this in your terminal (picks up your MCP client automatically):

npx -y @jason.today/webmcp@latest --config claude

Replace claude with cursor etc if you use a different client.

2. Generate a token

Either:

Ask Cursor: "Generate a WebMCP token"
Or run: npx @jason.today/webmcp --new

npx @jason.today/webmcp --new

3. Paste the token

Visit https://guerillasteelstables.com.au/mcp, click the coloured square (bottom right), paste the token.

Once connected, your agent has access to the tools below.

4. Restart Claude/Cursor

if needed so it picks up the new MCP server.

5. Test in Cursor chat. Try prompts like:

Use the get_site_info tool to tell me about the business

Use list_content with purpose=service-page to show me all service pages.

Use list_content with purpose=case-study to show me all case study pages.
Use list_content with intent=commercial to show me all pages where the site has something to sell or offer.

Use get_content with slug=pathway-growth to get that page's details.

Available Tools

search_content

Search service pages, case studies, and articles by keyword.
Optionally filter by
content type (purpose: service-page, pillar, case-study, etc.) or
search intent (intent: informational, commercial, transact_lead, trust).

list_content

List all published content. Filter by purpose or intent to narrow results.

get_content

Get the full text of a page or article by its slug.

Note: pages built with Breakdancereturn a note pointing to the markdown endpoint for full text — use the page URL with Accept: text/markdown instead.

get_site_info

Get context about Brighter Websites — who we are, what we do, who we serve,
our services and topic areas. Call this first.

What is WebMCP?

There are two things called "WebMCP" right now, and they solve the same problem differently.

Used on this site

jasonjmcghee/WebMCP

An open source JavaScript library that lets any website expose MCP tools to AI agents via a local WebSocket bridge. Works today with Claude Desktop, Cursor, and any MCP client. No special browser required.

GitHub · npm

Browser spec

W3C/Chrome WebMCP

A proposed W3C web standard backed by Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge that adds a native navigator.model Context API to browsers. Currently in early preview behind a flag in Chrome Beta (146+). Not yet in stable browsers.