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      <description>WebMCP lets a website expose tools that AI agents call directly, and Chrome 149&amp;#39;s origin trial (Google I/O 2026) makes it testable on real traffic. But the popular claim that WebMCP forces agents to cite your URL is wrong. Here&amp;#39;s what the W3C draft actually says, and what it really changes for citations and referral traffic.</description>
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