Experimental WebMCP preview

XML sitemap tools built for browser agents

SitemapKit exposes structured WebMCP tools so compatible agents can find and validate sitemaps reliably, without guessing which fields or buttons to use.

find_sitemaps

Find a website's sitemaps

Checks robots.txt and common sitemap paths, follows sitemap indexes, and returns sitemap locations, URL counts, and a useful URL preview.

Example prompt

Find the XML sitemaps for example.com and summarize what you find.

Open the tool
check_sitemap

Validate a sitemap

Checks a live XML sitemap for structural errors, URL counts, HTTP status, metadata coverage, date ranges, file size, and response time.

Example prompt

Check https://example.com/sitemap.xml and explain any validation errors.

Open the tool

Useful before signup

An anonymous WebMCP call returns a real result: discovered sitemap locations, totals, a URL preview, or a complete validation report. Creating a free account unlocks complete extraction, exports, higher account limits, API access, and call history.

Human-controlled

Anonymous calls retain the same visible bot verification and rate limits as SitemapKit's public tools.

Progressive unlock

The first result proves the tool's value before account-only capabilities are offered.

WebMCP is still experimental

The tools appear only in browsers or extensions that currently support WebMCP. Everyone else continues to use the same SitemapKit pages normally, so the integration remains a progressive enhancement.

Read the WebMCP documentation