A clear path for your AI assistant.

Find the information you need, explore an example and prepare an enquiry using the same website you see.

Read the website.

Our pages include readable server-rendered content, descriptive links and structured business information.

The site guide brings together services, pricing context, common questions and page links.

Work alongside you.

In browsers that support WebMCP, assistants can call structured tools registered through document.modelContext. Tools use the same state and actions as the visible controls.

WebMCP is an evolving browser proposal. Availability depends on your browser or assistant host; ordinary navigation and controls remain available without it.

Available tools.

Tools are available while their page is open.
Where	Tool	What it does
Every page	`read_site_guide`	Read an overview, page links or published FAQs.
Workflow examples	`read_workflow_demo`	Read the current stage and explored review checks.
Workflow examples	`select_workflow_stage`	Open the source, AI draft or human review tab.
Workflow examples	`set_workflow_review_checks`	Explore or clear the fictional review checklist.
Contact	`read_enquiry_state`	Read form status, validation errors and any saved reference.
Contact	`stage_enquiry`	Prepare the visible form with your details for review.
Contact	`submit_enquiry`	Save a real enquiry after you review and confirm sending.

Review before sending.

Preparing an enquiry does not send it. Review the visible details, then use “Send your enquiry” or confirm sending through your assistant. A saved reference appears only after the website confirms the save.

Invalid tool input returns an error. If a save cannot be confirmed, your details remain available for retry. Repeating the same enquiry in the current form reuses its request reference to avoid a duplicate.

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Know the boundaries.

Workflow examples are fictional. Exploring review checks does not approve or distribute work, and no information is sent to an AI model.

These are browser tools, not a remote MCP service or public developer API. Private previews still require their normal sign-in. No tool provides access to other people’s enquiries.