Agent-ready, in plain language.

What MCP is, why it matters to a dealership, and what to do about it. No engineering degree required.

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What is MCP?

The plug that lets an AI agent use a piece of software. One page, no jargon.

The handshake: how tools talk to each other

An agent can learn each tool on its own. The hard part is tools passing a customer between them safely.

For dealers

For dealers: what to ask your vendors

Copy-paste language to find out which of your vendors are agent-ready, and to make it a requirement for the ones that aren't.

Consent, TCPA and AI agents

Your agent texted a customer. Can you prove they agreed to it? Portable, signed consent makes the answer yes.

For vendors and builders

For vendors: why ship an MCP now

Dealers are starting to ask. Here's what an MCP gets you, what it takes, and how to get listed as agent-ready.

How to build an MCP agents actually understand

Most MCP servers feel dumb to an agent. The difference is naming and description, not more data.

Reference

Do we need an automotive MCP standard?

Partly. Most of what matters is vendors opening their tools at all. A standard only belongs where tools have to talk to each other.

Glossary

The handful of terms you'll hear, in one sentence each.

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Dealers join free and find out which vendors are ready. Vendors ship an MCP and get listed. Builders get open tooling and a working demo to build against today.

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