Latch makes a website work inside AI browsers with one line of code. AI agents already click through sites and fail on buttons and forms, so Latch exposes your search, cart and contact forms as WebMCP tools an agent can actually use: search_site finds and submits your search box, add_to_cart clicks your buy controls, submit_form maps your fields, and navigate surfaces your main nav. There is no server and no rewrite, the script is about 6 KB with zero dependencies, and it degrades silently where WebMCP is not present.
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Let an agent type into your search box and submit it as a tool call.
Register add-to-cart and buy controls so an agent can act on them.
Turn contact, booking and signup fields into a fillable tool.
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