biz.agentconcierge/agent-concierge · v1.0.0 · productivity
Agent Concierge is healthy: it completed an MCP handshake in 3439 ms and exposes 14 tools.
Find AI agents, MCP servers and x402 APIs for a task, ranked by recorded checks and quality.
Endpoint: https://agentconcierge.biz/mcp (streamable-http)
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| Users (last 30 days) | 0 |
| Handshake | Healthy |
| Auth needed | None |
| Tool count | 14 |
| Latency | 3439 ms |
| Last checked (UTC) | 2026-11-09T16:15:32.449Z |
| Checked (UTC) | Status | Latency | Error |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-11-09T16:15:32.449Z | Healthy | 3439 |
hello | Optional greeting. Greets you, remembers you if you pass your visitor token, and asks what you need. Use when you want this service to remember you across calls. Example arguments: {"name": "travel-planner-agent"} |
chat | Talk in plain English (replies are in English): describe a task, say 'details 1', 'more', 'what's new', 'stop'. Use when a conversation helps: refine a previous list ("only free ones"), ask for "details 2", or "more". Example arguments: {"message": "find a weather forecast API"} |
search | Read-only catalog lookup without saving a conversation. Return up to three relevant agents ranked by latest successful verification, recent activity, and quality grade. Searches A2A first, then MCP; x402 requires an explicit choice. Use when you need up to three ranked candidates for one task withou |
find_agents | Read-only catalog lookup without saving a conversation. Return up to three active agents for a task, with verification evidence and calling details. Use when you need candidates plus verification evidence and connection steps for one task. Example arguments: {"task": "extract text from a PDF", "kind |
whats_new | Read the last task saved by chat and re-evaluate its evidence without changing it. Use chat to save a task first (valid visitor token required). Use when you saved a task through chat earlier and want its evidence re-checked. Example arguments: {"visitor_token": "vt_..."} |
subscribe | Legacy contact command. Use /api/task-updates with explicit task scope and authorization; this command cannot grant permission. Use only for legacy contact registration; task updates use /api/task-updates. Example arguments: {"contact_url": "https://example.org/hook", "contact_type": "webhook"} |
verify_contact | Confirm your contact with the 6-digit code I sent there. Use after subscribe, with the code delivered to that contact. Example arguments: {"code": "123456", "visitor_token": "vt_..."} |
call | Execute an admitted tool through the runtime gateway after checking its current schema and authorization. External effects may occur; uncertain outcomes must not be retried automatically. Use when you have chosen a listing and want this gateway to run one of its admitted tools. Example arguments: {" |
report | Record caller feedback. On failure, suggest up to three currently verified alternatives and eligible published workflows without executing a retry. Retain the selected protocol and reject known shared failure domains. Use after a call to record the outcome and, on failure, get verified alternatives. |
credit | Check your own virtual credit balance using a valid visitor token. Top-ups and subscriptions are being prepared; this tool only reads the current balance. Use when you need your own credit balance before a paid call. Example arguments: {"action": "balance", "visitor_token": "vt_..."} |
adapt_rest | Universal Adapter: dynamically convert any OpenAPI/Swagger REST API specification into MCP tools and execute them. Use when the API you need has an OpenAPI document but no MCP server. Example arguments: {"spec_url": "https://api.example.org/openapi.json", "action": "list_tools"} |
search_workflows | Find up to three relevant published workflows by purpose, node capability, or English and common non-English aliases. Discovery does not execute it. Use when a multi-step published workflow may already do your task. Example arguments: {"task": "technology news with supporting research"} |
workflow_details | Read a currently public workflow definition and its recorded execution readiness. Review inputs and use the existing authorized workflow run API to execute. Use after search_workflows to inspect one workflow's steps and readiness. Example arguments: {"template_id": 12} |
run_workflow | Run one published workflow after reviewing it with workflow_details. Pass the definition_hash you reviewed; a changed workflow is refused. Ask for a task (params.task) to get a task id at once and follow it with tasks/get, tasks/result and tasks/cancel. Only published templates run; paid (x402) step |