[whywhywhywhy]

>Users could more easily get the exact flights they want

Can we stop pretending this is an issue anyone has ever had.

[notnullorvoid]

I'm more bothered by pretending WebMCP will actually help. More than likely we'll end up seeing dark patterns emerge like sites steering the AI to book more expensive flights and hotels from ad placement.

[thayne]

Well I have had the problem of "I want to find the cheapest flight that leaves during this range of dates, and returns during this range of dates, but isn't early in the morning or late at night, and includes additional fees for the luggage I need in the price comparison" and current search tools can't do that very well. I'm not very optimistic WebMCP would solve that though.

[trollbridge]

matrix.ita does this very well, and has been doing so for nearly 3 decades.

[kgwxd]

That's what everyone wants, and if everyone can easily find it, it'll be worse than getting tickets for Taylor Swift.

[qwertox]

I want my local dm shop to offer me their product info as copyable markdown, ingredient list, and other health related information. This could be a way to automate it.

[arcanemachiner]

Since you didn't say what a "dm shop" is, I'll assume you mean "dungeon master shop" where you buy Dungeons and Dragons-y stuff.

Or maybe it's a "direct marketing shop", where you bring flyers to be delivered into people's mail? Yeah, that must be it.

[larrymcp]

He probably means the large German drug store chain called DM.

https://www.dm.de/

[echoangle]

Why would you want that over a proper API with structured data?

[Lord_Zero]

dm?

[fdgg]

Haha.

Im still waiting for someone to show me something that makes me go "Wow!".

Show me, dont tell me!