SOFTWARE COMPANIES
Products whose customers increasingly want to use AI assistants to complete tasks.
Agent Ready turns the workflows and capabilities already inside your product into secure, discoverable tools that AI agents can use.
Software interfaces are changing.
Customers increasingly expect AI assistants and agents to:
That creates a new requirement for software companies:
Your application cannot only be usable by people.
Its capabilities also need to be usable safely by agents.
Most software products already contain valuable workflows:
The problem is not rebuilding those capabilities.
The problem is exposing the right ones to AI agents with appropriate authentication, permissions, context, and execution boundaries.
Craftsman AI works with your existing product architecture to identify high-value workflows and expose them through a secure agent interface.
A typical Agent Ready implementation includes:
Agent Ready is not a replacement platform.
It sits between your existing product capabilities and the AI systems that need to use them.
Your core application remains authoritative.
$15,000
The best agent tools usually represent clear, useful business actions.
Examples may include:
The objective is not to expose your entire backend.
The objective is to give agents the smallest useful set of capabilities they need to complete meaningful work.
Agent Ready implementations should preserve the same core security principles your application already relies on.
That includes:
Agent Ready can expose supported tools through MCP so compatible agent systems can discover and use approved capabilities in a structured way.
MCP is part of the integration layer—not a replacement for your application, authentication model, or business logic.
Products whose customers increasingly want to use AI assistants to complete tasks.
Platforms with structured domain workflows that can translate well into agent tools.
Internal or customer-facing systems where agent access needs clear authentication and permission boundaries.
Software that already has useful APIs or service-layer workflows that can be adapted into agent tools.
Agent Ready is infrastructure.
It is designed to make real software capabilities usable by AI systems in a controlled way.
It is not primarily:
MCP, or Model Context Protocol, is a standard that can allow compatible AI systems to discover and interact with structured tools and data sources.
No. Agent Ready is designed to work with existing software capabilities and workflows.
An existing API can make implementation easier, but the right approach depends on the application's architecture.
The standard Agent Ready implementation includes up to five tools or workflows.
The standard offering includes connection to up to three supported agent platforms.
Tenant-aware authentication is part of the standard Agent Ready offering.
Make sure those agents have a secure, intentional way to do it.