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# [WebMCP](https://malja.dev/webmcp?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Discover WebMCP, a browser-based API for seamless LLM integration, simplifying secure website interactions and enhancing AI agent tool usage

Feb 16 · 6 min read · malja.dev  
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## Written by

[Jan Malčák](https://hashnode.com/@malja)

@malja · Prague, Czechia

  
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Software engineer @ BeZoned.com

I've worked remotely for most of my software engineering career. It opened up a whole new world to me. I was able to build my own office, cut out the commute, avoid distractions, and... wear the same shirt for a week. :) Of course, there are downsides, but to me, remote work makes sense for both companies and employees. I've always aimed to build remote-first teams because I believe it leads to better documentation, smoother processes, and fewer bottlenecks. But there's always been one thing missing: that sense of belonging, of truly feeling like part of a team. So when I got the chance to help BeZoned build the best online office for remote teams, it was a dream come true. Not only did the idea immediately click with me, but I was also getting to scratch my own itch.

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