Let ChatGPT use
your website.
Paste this into your page. The forms already on it become things ChatGPT can fill in. No signup, and nothing appears on your site.
<script src="https://bowmark.ai/webmcp.js"></script>Put it just before the closing body tag on any page you own. That is the whole install.
There is nothing to see on your own site — that is the point. Here is where the tools actually show up:
- 01Open the ChatGPT desktop app. Web MCP arrived on 2026-08-25, so update it if you have not.
- 02Browse to the page you put the tag on, inside ChatGPT.
- 03Look for Site tools in the address bar. Your page's tools are listed there.
- 04Ask it to do something with your form. It will fill the fields and stop, leaving the button for you.
Codex works too. Any other browser ignores the tag entirely and your visitors are unaffected — it registers nothing and costs them nothing.
It reads the page it is on
The forms, filters and buttons already there become tools an assistant can use. You configure nothing.
It works with no form at all
Every page also gets four read-only tools, including your published product data — so an assistant gets a real price instead of guessing from a screenshot.
It stops before the button
An assistant can fill your form. It cannot press submit, buy, book or cancel. There is no such command for it to call. The last click stays with the person.
Nothing appears on your site
No chat bubble, no popup, no cursor. Your visitors see exactly what they saw before. The whole file is under 12 KB.
It will not make assistants find you
The tools exist while your page is open, and only then. This makes your site usable once an assistant is there. Getting found is a different problem and this is not it.
It does not track anybody
No cookie, no local storage, no fingerprint, nothing anyone typed. We count page loads per site, never people — which is why installing it asks nothing of your visitors.
The free tag reads your page live, every time. That works, and it guesses. On a multi-step form it usually stops at Continue rather than at the button that actually ends the flow, because from one page load there is no way to tell which is which.
Crawling your site once removes the guess. We work out what each flow is for, which fields it needs and where it ends, so the tools describe your product in your words instead of ours. That is the paid product, along with the assistant your own visitors can talk to on the page.