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Audit your store’s shopping tools from search to checkout.
See which shopping operations your store exposes through WebMCP. Review catalog search, product choices, carts, and checkout handoffs, with source evidence and merchant-focused fixes.
Audit your storefront
Start with a public product or collection page for the clearest shopping context. The report maps source evidence to store operations and shows what to review next.
Reads the entered page and up to 2 linked shopping pages, prioritizing product and collection pages, plus at most 12 external scripts or modules. Follows explicit references and imports without running JavaScript, changing a cart, or placing an order.
Understand your audit.
A store audit connects WebMCP source findings to the shopping journey. Browser verification confirms whether the tools expose the expected data and behavior.
WebMCP lets a website describe tools for browser agents, such as product search or cart actions. The draft includes JavaScript registration and HTML form declarations. A tool is available only when the website and the browser expose it successfully.
It reads the entered public page, up to two linked catalog, product, or search pages, and at most twelve external scripts or modules, including CDN resources. It follows explicit script references and imports, including dynamic module URLs. It looks for form attributes such as toolname and tooldescription, and JavaScript references to document.modelContext or the earlier navigator.modelContext API. It does not execute the code.
No. Source may contain disabled code, feature checks, or definitions that fail at runtime. This scanner does not execute JavaScript or call any tool. Confirm registration in a browser that supports the API.
Try a product, catalog, or search page directly. Tools can be registered after JavaScript runs, loaded by other scripts, or exposed only after sign-in. No evidence in this scan does not prove your store has no WebMCP support.