I’ve experimented with an AI browser plugin I built to enter programs into Sportsman. It works by navigating the site, clicking fields, and entering information like a staff member would. While helpful, this type of automation depends heavily on the layout of the website and can be slow at times and needs a little more oversite then I would like. I think adding WebMCP support would make this considerably more useful. Sportsman could expose selected program-management actions as structured tools that compatible AI agents could use through the customer’s existing signed-in session. Potential tools could include: Searching for or copying an existing program Creating and updating program drafts Adding dates, fees, locations, instructors, and sessions Validating required fields Publishing a program after user confirmation These tools could continue using Sportsman’s existing permissions, validation rules, and audit history. Even starting with program searches and draft creation would make AI-assisted data entry faster and more reliable than screen-based automation. The plugin has showed me that AI can effectively take our programs from our spreadsheets and build them all in Sportsman without a human but I think a WebMCP has the ability to massively speed this up in quality and time and just scale it. This would save potentially hundreds of man hours a year.