Keep the demo administrative
This example handles time slots only. It does not ask for symptoms, provide medical advice or make care decisions.
INDUSTRY PLAYGROUND / HEALTHCARE
WebMCP healthcare scheduling demo.
Explore appointment availability and temporarily select a fictional time slot. No patient information is required.
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Healthcare playground
FICTIONAL DATA
DEMO / CARE DESK
Find a time, keep control.
Explore appointment availability and temporarily select a fictional time slot. No patient information is required.
3 time slotsShared page state
Monday · 09:00
General consultation · Demo provider A
general-mon-9Monday · 11:00
General consultation · Unavailable
general-mon-11Tuesday · 10:00
Dental check-up · Demo provider B
dental-tue-10TOOL INSPECTOR 5 tools
Filter fictional appointment slots by appointment type. Updates the visible availability list.
LAST RESULT
// Run a tool to inspect its result.
Run tool calls the local handler directly. Native agent calls appear as “Native WebMCP” in the trace.
Execution trace 0 calls
Newest first. Example workflows are deterministic scripts, not LLM conversations.
No calls yet.
WHAT THIS EXAMPLE TEACHES
Minimize the information a tool needs
An appointment type and a slot ID are enough to demonstrate the workflow. Production scheduling needs proper identity, access controls and server-side availability checks.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Is this connected to a clinic?
No. Every appointment and provider is fictional. Do not enter real patient information.
Does this demonstrate a healthcare compliance certification?
No. This is an interaction example and makes no compliance or clinical claims.
API references reviewed September 7, 2026. Chrome imperative API ↗