langchain-w2a
LangChain integration for the Web2Agent Protocol.
Turns any W2A-enabled website's declared skills into typed LangChain tools — one tool per skill, with Pydantic input schemas built from the site's agents.json.
pip install langchain-w2a
What is W2A?
W2A is an open standard where websites declare their capabilities at /.well-known/agents.json. Instead of crawling 40–50 pages to understand what a site does, your agent reads one file.
robots.txt → what not to crawl (1994)
sitemap.xml → where pages are (2005)
agents.json → what a site can do (2026)
Three ways to use it
1. Toolkit — typed tools from a known site
from langchain_w2a import W2AToolkit
from langchain.agents import create_agent
# Each W2A skill becomes a typed LangChain tool
toolkit = await W2AToolkit.from_url("w2a-protocol.org")
tools = toolkit.get_tools()
agent = create_agent(model="claude-sonnet-4-5-20250929", tools=tools)
agent.invoke({"messages": [("user", "Check if stripe.com is W2A enabled")]})
2. Generic discover + call tools
from langchain_w2a import W2ADiscoverTool, W2ASkillTool
tools = [W2ADiscoverTool(), W2ASkillTool()]
# Agent can now discover and call any W2A-enabled site at runtime
3. Direct invocation
from langchain_w2a import W2ADiscoverTool
discover = W2ADiscoverTool()
result = discover.invoke({"url": "w2a-protocol.org"})
print(result) # JSON summary of site's declared skills
Standard tests
This package implements LangChain's standard test suite for tool integrations.
# Install test dependencies
pip install "langchain-w2a[test]"
# Run unit tests
pytest tests/unit_tests/
# Run integration tests (requires internet)
pytest tests/integration_tests/
Handling sites that haven't adopted W2A yet
result = discover.invoke({"url": "stripe.com"})
# "stripe.com has not adopted the W2A protocol yet —
# no /.well-known/agents.json found.
# Generate one at https://w2a-protocol.org/tools"
Tools fail gracefully on non-W2A sites so your agent can fall back to other strategies.
Requirements
- Python 3.9+
langchain-core >= 0.2w2a >= 0.1.0(the W2A Python SDK)pydantic >= 2.0
Documentation
- LangChain docs: docs.langchain.com/oss/python/integrations/tools/w2a (pending)
- W2A protocol: w2a-protocol.org
- Spec: github.com/Nijjwol23/w2a
License
Apache 2.0 — same as LangChain.
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