webmcp-declarative-forms
WebMCP Declarative Forms
Before writing code
Fetch live docs:
- Fetch
https://webmachinelearning.github.io/webmcp/for the declarative form attribute specification - Web-search
webmcp declarative form toolname tooldescription HTML attributesfor attribute syntax and behavior - Web-search
site:developer.chrome.com webmcp declarative formsfor Chrome implementation details - Web-search
webmcp SubmitEvent agentInvokedfor the agent submission event API
Conceptual Architecture
What Declarative Forms Are
The Declarative API lets developers make existing HTML forms agent-ready by adding attributes — no JavaScript required for basic cases. Chrome auto-extracts form tools and exposes them to agents.
HTML Attributes
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