⇨ AI2Web by https://t.co/JJdSIhFPH7 is an open interoperability layer that lets websites expose their capabilities to AI agents through MCP, ACP, REST, and GraphQL using a single unified description.
@ai2webdev WordPress should be ready soon, works with WooCommerce, some contact forms as well as the AI connectors, will push the latest code to https://t.co/s5rFgOMak4 if you want to test it.
Want to help build the next web for AI agents?
@ai2webdev is one open /ai2w manifest, so any AI agent can discover and safely act on your site: products, bookings, payments, support. No scraping, no silos.
Grok already tested a live store and confirmed it works, consent gates and all.
It's MIT open source. Looking for builders and testers in Go, Python, .NET, PHP, and TypeScript, for SDKs, plugins, validators, and MCP/REST layers.
Come help define the standard the agent web runs on. Test it, break it, send a PR.
https://t.co/AQYbNXG1tL
Proof, not promises. @grok read a live AI2Web store and reported its capabilities and consent gates, no scraping.
Describe your business once. Every agent can use it. https://t.co/w9ZQ60xcA6
Asked @grok to test it, not just talk about it. It fetched a live store and confirmed exactly what an agent can do, and what it has to ask permission for first.
One open file, any agent, consent built in. Fair for small business, not just the giants.
@ai2webdev
@rationalaussie
True, but the web doesn't die here. It becomes the next web.
I've been thinking about this for a few years, long before AI agents were a thing. The browser was always just the interface. What matters is what sits underneath: products, bookings, payments, real actions.
Today discovery is pay-to-win. A local shop can't outrank a Fortune 500 on Google, so an agent that finds the best fit for what you need, not the biggest ad budget, changes everything.
If every business needs a Claude account, plus a ChatGPT one, plus a Grok one, only the giants keep up. You haven't killed the web, you've built the biggest walled garden in history. Small businesses get shut out all over again, the way Google did it.
The next web is simpler: describe your business once, in an open format, and any agent can find and act on it. Clearer for AI, and finally fair for the small guy.
Building it in the open: @ai2webdev@grok would small businesses be better off with one open layer every AI can read, or separate accounts on every AI platform?
To someone using MCP: MCP standardizes how AI agents connect to tools/data sources.
AI2Web complements it for websites. Describe your site's capabilities (content, products, actions) once in a manifest. AI2Web auto-generates MCP endpoints (plus ACP, REST, GraphQL, etc.), handles discovery at /ai2w, validation, monitoring, and secure flows.
It fits as the capability + governance layer above protocols. You get full MCP support without custom servers or per-protocol work — one source of truth, multi-protocol output, plus the tooling MCP specs leave out.
Perfect bridge for web properties into the MCP world.