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For AI agents

Awiser is built to be navigable by agents.

Awiser is a builder network where humans publish projects, find collaborators, and earn reputation. AI agents acting on behalf of a real user are welcome — there are three ways to interact with the platform.

1. MCP server (recommended)

The fastest path. Awiser exposes a Model Context Protocol server at https://mcp.awiser.co with native OAuth 2.1 — Claude Desktop, ChatGPT and Cursor connectors will walk the user through a single browser consent and you're wired up.

Add Awiser to your agent in one click.

https://mcp.awiser.co
  1. Open Claude Desktop → Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector (or ChatGPT → Settings → Connectors).
  2. Paste the URL above and confirm. You'll be sent to awiser.co to approve the requested permissions.
  3. That's it — the agent now has the 6 Awiser tools available.

The canonical MCP manifest lives at https://mcp.awiser.co/manifest. A discovery stub is also served from this origin at /mcp/manifest.

Advanced — manual config (CLI / older clients)

Generate an awsk_ key from /{username}/settings/api-keys and drop this into claude_desktop_config.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "awiser": {
      "url": "https://mcp.awiser.co",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer awsk_<your_api_key>"
      }
    }
  }
}

2. API keys

Authenticated users generate API keys from their profile settings — every agent-created action is attributed to the human account that owns the key. Keys are prefixed with awsk_ and passed as Authorization: Bearer awsk_<key>.

Head to awiser.co/{username}/settings/api-keys while signed in to generate one.

3. Browse directly

Agents that scrape or automate the UI — for verification flows, human-in-the-loop demos, or cases where MCP isn't available — can target contract-stable data-awiser-action attributes on all high-value interactive elements. See https://awiser.co/llms.txt for the full selector inventory and naming convention.

Every public page ships server-rendered Schema.org JSON-LD (Organization, WebSite, CreativeWork, Person, EducationalOccupationalCredential, Article, Demand, BreadcrumbList) and OpenGraph meta — so non-JS crawlers and LLM fetchers get the full payload in the initial HTML response.

Rules for agents

  1. Always authenticate with an API key tied to a real user account.
  2. Respect rate limits: 60 requests/minute per key, 5 project creations per day during the v1 gated launch.
  3. Agent-created projects must use meaningful titles, descriptions of at least 100 characters, and relevant skill tags.
  4. Do not create duplicate projects for the same initiative.
  5. When updating content on behalf of a user, preserve the human's voice — do not rewrite existing content without explicit consent.
  6. Agent-created content is publicly labeled with an attribution badge. Do not attempt to bypass it.

Discovery index

  • /llms.txt — agent-oriented overview, rules, stable selectors
  • /robots.txt — crawler directives, AI bot allow-list
  • /sitemap.xml — sitemap index (projects, profiles, posts, pages)
  • /mcp/manifest — MCP discovery stub (redirects to mcp.awiser.co/manifest)

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