Talk to your list

With a list open in your glasses:

• "Hey Meta, add eggs and butter." Two new rows appear at the bottom of the list.
• "Hey Meta, check off milk." Milk drops to the done pile. Your phone sees it a few seconds later.
• "Hey Meta, what's left?" Meta AI reads the open items out loud.
• "Hey Meta, start over." Every item is unchecked, the same as the Reset list button.

On the lists screen, "Hey Meta, open my grocery list" opens it, and "What lists do I have?" reads the names.

This uses WebMCP, a new Meta feature that lets a web app in the glasses offer tools to Meta AI. DisplayList offers a handful: add, check, uncheck, read back, open. Meta AI hears you, picks the tool, and DisplayList does the rest. There is no speech recognition in DisplayList itself, and nothing you say is stored by us. The change lands in your list and syncs to displaylist.fun the way a tap does.

WebMCP is a Meta developer preview, so it is off until you switch it on for your glasses. Open the Meta AI app, go to Developer Mode, the same place you added DisplayList, and turn on WebMCP. Then open a list in your glasses and talk to it.

Tool names are English, for Meta AI. What DisplayList reads back comes in your language, so a German account hears "3 übrig: Milch, Eier, Brot".

Quantities, so "add two cartons of milk" lands as one row with a count. And a way to add to a list from the Meta AI app with nothing open at all.