KEEP USEFUL THINGS IN THE LOOP

Don’t ask “where do I throw this?” Ask your agent for its best next life.

ReuseRoute exposes structured repair, donation, salvage and recycling actions through WebMCP so people and browser agents can make a better handoff together — without guessing through dozens of pages.

Describe the itemcondition + category + priority

Agent calls toolsstructured options, not DOM guessing

You confirm the handoffagent prepares; human decides

Repair firstwhen the item can stay in use

Reuse nextwhen another person can use it

Recover partsbefore material recycling

Human confirmedbefore any handoff request

ITEM PROFILE

What are you done with?

Describe the item Category Condition What matters most? Transport

Try with a browser agent

“I have a laptop with a cracked screen. Find options that keep it in use, compare the best two, select one, and prepare the handoff.”

NEXT-LIFE OPTIONS

Routes for your item

0 options

WEBMCP SURFACE

Tools the page gives to agents

SHARED STATE

Agent + human activity

DECLARATIVE WEBMCP + HUMAN REVIEW

The agent can prepare the request. The human still makes the commitment.

This visible form is also a Declarative WebMCP tool. An agent can populate it with the selected circular program and item details, but there is intentionally no auto-submit. The user reviews and presses the final button.

Demo requests are stored only in local browser storage. No real organization is contacted.

WHY WEBMCP

A circular web works better when sites expose what agents can reliably do.

Explicit eligibility

Programs expose accepted item types and conditions as structured inputs instead of vague page copy.

Shared UI state

Searches, selections and plans executed by an agent appear in the same interface the person sees.

Context tools

Handoff and save actions appear only after a specific option is selected, reducing agent ambiguity.

Human checkpoint

The declarative handoff form lets agents prepare a task without silently committing the user.