Cloudflare's Kitesurf browser adds WebMCP support
Cloudflare updated its Kitesurf browser, focused on automation by AI and software agents, to support WebMCP. That means software agents can now interact with sites by calling site functions directly, rather than mimicking user clicks. Kitesurf now also covers more web standards and APIs, including modern CSS features, web modules, and improved iframe handling. The upgrade makes automated, agent-led browsing more powerful and reliable.
- WebMCP lets agents call website functions directly
- Kitesurf now supports modern CSS features
- Module loading and imports improved
- Iframe rendering is now more robust
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