Give your agent any website as a tool

Build agents that carry out tasks with live data. agent-data gives them APIs they can discover and call without navigating a browser.

From a website to your workflow

  1. 1

    Find an API

    Search the catalog for the website you need. If it’s missing, ask agent-data to build its API for free.

  2. 2

    Check the docs

    Review the endpoint’s parameters, response fields, examples, and latest verification.

  3. 3

    Add it to your agent

    Connect through MCP, the CLI, or HTTP, then use the endpoint as a tool in your agent’s workflow.

Example

Build a job search agent

“Find senior backend roles, remote, posted this week, at seed to Series A companies.”
  1. Process user input

    Turn the request into role, location, and company preferences.

  2. Fetch fresh job postings

    Call the LinkedIn API to search jobs and read the postings.

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    LinkedIn API

    Search jobs · Read postings

  3. Filter for relevant jobs

    Assess each role against the user’s preferences and explain the fit.

  4. Send to user

    Email a shortlist with reasons to consider each role and links to apply.

Give your agent access through MCP

Connect your client to agent-data. Your agent can search for APIs and read the endpoint docs it needs as it works, without loading the entire catalog into its context.

Before you connect it

Will it work with my framework?

If your agent supports MCP, terminal commands, or HTTP tools, it can use agent-data. Each option calls the same endpoints and returns the same response fields.

What happens when a website changes?

Daily probes check each API. If a probe fails, agent-data automatically repairs and re-tests the API, then deploys the fix. Your agent should handle request errors and follow the endpoint’s retry guidance while a repair is in progress.

What if I need another field or endpoint?

Ask agent-data to extend the API. Extensions are free and add coverage without breaking or removing existing endpoints.

Build the agent you have in mind

100 free calls each month. Building and extending APIs is free.