Orchestra AIBy Hyperdrift

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Connecting assistants to products and services through the Model Context Protocol: scoped tools, checked access and results you can inspect.

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Connecting assistants to products and services through the Model Context Protocol: scoped tools, checked access and results you can inspect.

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    Integration / uk.gov Radar

    WebMCP and MCP: connect agents to existing workflows

    uk.gov Radar lets a browser agent work with the same shortlist its user sees. A concrete example of integrating AI into an existing workflow while keeping decisions visible.

    Recorded demonstration
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    WebMCP and shared state / UI and accessibility

    Stop making agents hunt for buttons

    WebMCP lets a page expose actions to a browser agent. Radar shows how that can keep the person and agent working in the same place.

    Radar implementation and draft specification
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    Voice through MCP / UI and accessibility

    Say the job once. Keep control of the result.

    Dictating to an assistant can become a way to direct connected tools. Our proposed experiment starts with a scoped read and a draft.

    Proposed experiment
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