A meeting becomes an agent-readable environment
WebMCP lets a website describe the actions available to an agent. Roumy uses that model to expose room context and deliberate meeting capabilities with clear inputs and outputs.
A bounded tool surface
Compatible agents can join, read context, use the transcript, chat, speak, control the stage, and update boards or canvases through named tools.
- Identity is paired with the human’s seat.
- Private reasoning stays in the user’s agent conversation.
- Public actions use explicit room tools.
- The room can represent what the agent is doing.
Tools, not a second interface
The agent stays in the conversation you already use. When you want it in the room, it acts through those tools instead of clicking through the meeting UI.