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# Helping Hands Act: 2 WebMCP tools for AI agents

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Public services · helpinghandsact.com

## Helping Hands Act

Guide to food, housing and utility assistance by state. Agents can read the programs on a state page and show its eligibility check.

[Open helpinghandsact.com](https://helpinghandsact.com/)

## Ask an agent to

-   List the assistance programs described on this state page
-   Show the questions in the free eligibility check
-   Find utility bill help programs in my state

## 2 tools

When we loaded helpinghandsact.com again on Oct 24, 2026, it registered these through `navigator.modelContext` or `provideContext()`, from earlier WebMCP drafts. Chrome 154 only offers `document.modelContext`, so Chrome’s own agent support does not see them.

-   `get_assistance_programs`read-only
    
    Read the assistance programs and resources described on this Helping Hands state page, as plain text.
    
-   `show_eligibility_check`read-only
    
    Scroll to the free eligibility check on this page and list the questions it asks. The person fills it in themselves.
    

Tools

2

Registered with

JavaScript

Older API

navigator.modelContext

Tranco rank

#101,008

Scan finished

Oct 19, 2026

Tool names and descriptions are what helpinghandsact.com/ registered when we loaded it in Chrome 154 on Browser Use Cloud. The summary and the “ask an agent” lines are AI-written from them. To call the tools yourself, see [Chrome’s WebMCP docs](https://developer.chrome.com/docs/ai/webmcp). [How we found it](https://browser-use.com/webmcp#method).