INITE Agents — MCP server for Claude Code: setup and features
INITE Agents gives coding and browser-based AI agents access to business details approved by the owner, including services, prices, opening hours, locations, and FAQs.
Open on GitHubWhat INITE Agents does
INITE Agents exposes owner-approved business information through a read-only MCP server. After the business owner confirms its details in the INITE cabinet, the service prepares resources for AI agents, including llms.txt, an A2A agent card, an MCP server card, an API catalog, and structured page metadata. Agents can retrieve facts about services, pricing, schedules, locations, and frequently asked questions.
Website integration depends on the stack. WordPress has a plugin, Next.js uses @inite/site-agents, and sites with a custom-code field in <head> can use a script snippet. REST endpoints and signed webhooks support other stacks. The remote server lives at https://<your-slug>.inite.ai/mcp; Claude Code and Codex can connect to it through their MCP configuration commands, using the site's slug in place of {slug}.
INITE only serves facts confirmed by the owner, and generated articles go live only after approval. Connectors retain a local copy and serve the last working version during an INITE outage. The site key is sent only to https://inite.ai, and a disabled connector stops claiming its routes. For custom integrations, the repository includes webhook examples in Node.js, PHP, and Python that verify event signatures.
What it helps with
- Give AI agents access to owner-approved business details
- Expose company prices and opening hours through MCP
- Publish an
llms.txtfile for a website - Connect site information to Claude Code or Codex
- Verify signatures on incoming webhook events
Example prompts for the agent
- Connect to INITE Agents at
https://<your-slug>.inite.ai/mcpand retrieve the business's approved service details. - Check which prices and opening hours INITE Agents returns for this website.
- Use the INITE Agents MCP server to answer a customer question using the approved FAQ.
How to install INITE Agents
1Template address
The server address is a template: replace {…} or […] with your own values
2Platform CLI: remote server
claude mcp add --transport http site-agents https://{slug}.inite.ai/mcp1Template address
The server address is a template: replace {…} or […] with your own values
2Platform CLI: remote server
codex mcp add inite-agents --url https://{slug}.inite.ai/mcp1Template address
The server address is a template: replace {…} or […] with your own values
2Config file
{
"mcpServers": {
"inite-agents": {
"url": "https://{slug}.inite.ai/mcp"
}
}
}1Template address
The server address is a template: replace {…} or […] with your own values
2Config file
{
"servers": {
"inite-agents": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://{slug}.inite.ai/mcp"
}
}
}1Template address
The server address is a template: replace {…} or […] with your own values
2Platform CLI: remote server
gemini mcp add -t http inite-agents https://{slug}.inite.ai/mcpStep by step, with commands for each platform: How to add an MCP server to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code, Gemini CLI and more
Questions about INITE Agents
How do I install INITE Agents in Claude Code?
Run claude mcp add --transport http site-agents https://{slug}.inite.ai/mcp, then run claude mcp add --transport http inite-agents https://{slug}.inite.ai/mcp. Replace {slug} with your site's identifier.
What does INITE Agents do?
It gives AI agents read-only access to business facts confirmed by the owner. Website connectors can also expose machine-readable resources and publish articles after approval.
How do I connect INITE Agents to Codex?
Run codex mcp add inite-agents --url https://{slug}.inite.ai/mcp, replacing {slug} with your site's identifier.
