A clear answer.
One small addition.
Connect Renderbound’s published information to your website and compatible AI assistants.
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Check what you’re sharing.
Your information page contains the facts already published on Hyphal. Review it before adding the link.
Preview your information ↗ - 02
Add this to your website.
Paste the snippet into a custom HTML block on a public page, such as your footer. Publish the page when you’re ready.
My website editor removes scripts
Keep the link in the page. Add the script through your website’s custom code settings, or ask the person who manages your website. The information link works even without the script.
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Check your installation.
Enter the published page on https://renderbound.com. We’ll look for the information link and script in its original HTML.
What happens next?
The link gives visitors and browsing assistants a path to your information. The script offers a question tool in browsers that support it. Finding the snippet does not confirm search indexing or an assistant recommendation.
Check crawling and browser tools
Your information page is included in Hyphal’s sitemap. On your own website, keep the page public and linked from your navigation or footer. You can submit its sitemap in your verified Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools accounts.
To test WebMCP, open your website in a supporting browser and inspect its registered tools. Browser support and successful tool calls are separate from crawling. Chrome testing guide ↗