MCP (Model Context Protocol)
Anthropic-led open standard for model-to-tool/data integration.
Launch history, standards, and implementation playbooks.
This protocol collection has been expanded with launch context, maintainers, official docs, third-party references, and implementation guidance for major CMS and composable web stacks.
Protocol pages
WebMCP
Web platform proposal for browser-native agent tool exposure.
A2A (Agent2Agent)
Open agent interoperability protocol, launched by Google Cloud and partners.
UCP (Universal Commerce Protocol)
Open standard for agentic commerce flows across platforms and merchants.
ACP (Agent Communication / Client Protocols)
Important ACP landscape: Agent Communication Protocol and Agent Client Protocol.
NLWeb
Microsoft open project for natural language interfaces on the web.
CMS implementation library
Each protocol now includes dedicated implementation guides for WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Drupal, HubSpot CMS, Contentful, and Adobe Experience Manager under protocol-specific nested routes.
Each SEO & GEO Playbook topic mirrors that pattern with CMS-specific rollout pages so organic and GEO programs stay anchored to real publishing stacks.
6 protocols
7 CMS guides each
42 implementation runbooks
Browse by CMS
Jump straight to a hub page that summarizes every protocol for your stack and links into each detailed guide.
WordPress
MCP through NLWeb on WordPress: shared adapter patterns, WooCommerce where relevant, and phased rollout checklists.
Shopify
GraphQL-first commerce and admin integrations with protocol adapters behind your app tier.
Webflow
Orchestration services plus Data API workflows while keeping the designer surface clean.
Drupal
Module boundaries, JSON:API, and separating editorial rendering from agent orchestration.
HubSpot CMS
Serverless enforcement, HubL-safe templates, and CMS APIs as the controlled execution layer.
Contentful
Environment promotion, CMA/CDA split, schema governance under agent-heavy mutation paths.
Adobe Experience Manager
AEM Sites, Assets, Content Fragments, GraphQL Delivery APIs, and Dispatcher/CDN guardrails behind protocol adapters.
