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REAL-WORLD TOOLS · ONE MCP CONNECTION

Your agent can think. Now give it WiFi.

AgentWIFI connects your agent to external tools through one MCP endpoint and API key. Find the right tool, inspect its schema, public cost, and source, then execute through one canonical contract.

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One MCP endpoint · One API key · list_tools · find_tools · describe_tool · execute_tool · account

QUICK START

Available

One connection. Five clear gateway methods.

  1. Add one MCP endpoint

    Point your MCP-compatible agent to the AgentWIFI gateway.

  2. Use one AgentWIFI API key

    Authenticate the gateway connection with a single API key.

  3. Call only what you need

    Use list_tools, find_tools, describe_tool, execute_tool, or account for the current task.

The same connection carries tool listing, discovery, description, execution, and account lookup.

Keep your agent. Add the tool connection.

The model provides the reasoning. AgentWIFI provides the MCP connection to external tools, with a consistent way to find, describe, execute, and account for each call.

1

MCP endpoint and API key

5

gateway methods: list, find, describe, execute, account

2

available web tools with primary and fallback routes

REAL EXECUTION PATHS

Start with the job. Keep the tool path visible.

AgentWIFI exposes what the agent can call, what the call costs, which provider ran, and what was recorded.

CURRENT WEB

Search current public information through one tool.

The agent can discover web.search, inspect its contract, and execute it without integrating each search provider separately.

Agent request

“Find current public information about this company and show the sources returned by the search tool.”

Research the web
web.search
Available
  1. 1

    Find

    Match the request to web.search

  2. 2

    Describe

    Review schema, public cost, and source

  3. 3

    Execute

    Run through the configured provider route

A web.search result with the final provider and source attribution.

Canonical output

A web.search result with the final provider and source attribution.

Provider route

Serper primary · Brave fallback

Available

web.search

BEFORE / AFTER

A direct provider stack vs. AgentWIFI

AgentWIFI consolidates the connection contract while leaving each recorded provider attempt visible.

Connection

Without AgentWIFI

Separate upstream endpoints and credentials

With AgentWIFI

One MCP endpoint and AgentWIFI API key

Tool discovery

Without AgentWIFI

Schemas loaded or maintained in advance

With AgentWIFI

Find first, then describe the selected tool

Provider routing

Without AgentWIFI

Provider-specific failure handling

With AgentWIFI

Configured primary and fallback routes with recorded attempts

Usage record

Without AgentWIFI

Billing and logs split across providers

With AgentWIFI

Execution response groups request, usage, attempts, final provider, and data origins

HOW IT WORKS

Connect once. Follow a clear four-stage call.

Move from tool discovery to an inspectable execution record without changing the MCP connection.

  1. 01

    Find

    Search for the external tool that matches the agent's current intent.

  2. 02

    Describe

    Inspect the selected tool's schema, public cost, and source before execution.

  3. 03

    Execute

    Run the canonical tool through its configured provider route.

  4. 04

    Verify

    Inspect usage, provider attempts, final routing, and data origins in the execution response.

PROVIDER ROUTES

Two web tools. Clear provider routes.

AgentWIFI currently exposes web search and public URL reading through canonical tool contracts.

Web search

web.search

Available
Primary

Serper

Fallback

Brave

On an eligible provider failure, the route can continue from Serper to Brave without changing the web.search contract.

Read a public URL

web.read_url

Available
Primary

Jina

Fallback

Firecrawl

On an eligible provider failure, the route can continue from Jina to Firecrawl without changing the web.read_url contract.

TRANSPARENT USAGE

See the public cost before execution.

Describe exposes a tool's published cost. The execution response includes usage, while account returns the current workspace balance.

See current tools
  • Inspect the public cost before calling a tool.
  • Read usage alongside the request ID in the execution response.
  • Keep attempts, final provider, and data origins attached to the result.

FAQ

Questions before you connect

The short version of what AgentWIFI is, what is available, and what each call records.

ONE MCP CONNECTION

Your agent already has the brain. Now give it WiFi.

Connect through one endpoint, discover only the tool you need, and keep the execution facts attached to every call.

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