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Step 1 of 3

What should an agent be able to do?

Name the product and the job. Sourcey sends the job’s request with no key, or reads the vendor’s spec where the job has no public endpoint, and grades what comes back. A job with no API or MCP server is graded F.

Service

Keep this focused on one product and one useful outcome.

CompanyEnter the company’s website, Sourcey page, or Sourcey ID.

Product or serviceJob

Primary interfaceSourcey grades the API or MCP server an agent calls to do the job. A web application, command line, library or agent service with no such API behind it is graded F.Your relationship

The company controls every page and endpoint I’ll add.Use the advanced repository path when access depends on a third party.

Nothing is submitted, graded, or published at this step.

Step 2 of 3

Add the pages and endpoints agents use.

Use stable, first-party links. The pages a person’s step happens on (sign-up, sales or approval, checkout) are requested and count when they are there; a free job rules the checkout out on the pricing page you cite; the job’s request and the service’s own descriptors set the rest of the grade.

Discover and get access

It’s fine to reuse a link when it genuinely covers more than one item.

Main service or documentation page

Service terms URLOptionalPricing or free-use pageOptional

Sign-up pageOptionalSales or approval pageOptionalWhere a person asks for access. With no sign-up page and no way for an agent to register, access is the vendor’s decision.

Authentication and API key guideOptional

Where are access conditions documented?Separate eligibility URLOptional

Use and recover

Add the documentation an agent needs after it has access.

Setup and status documentationOptionalPrimary API or service documentationErrors, limits, and recovery documentationOptional

How is the job paid for?Free: the pricing or free-use page above says so, or with none, your main page. Per call: the job's request answers an agent with no key with a payment offer (x402 or MPP), and the pricing page says so. Topped up by hand: the vendor offers no automatic top-up; one that does charges a card on file.Checkout or billing pageOptional

Top-up pageOptionalWhere a person adds credit by hand each time the balance runs out.Web-agent access policy URLOptional

The job’s request

Sourcey sends this request with no key and an empty body (an MCP tool gets empty arguments), so it acts only where the service needs no account at all. Where the job runs only on each customer’s own host (one per account, or a self-hosted product), Sourcey reads its operation in the vendor’s OpenAPI document instead.

Where the job runsService endpointThe API or MCP server the job runs on.ToolThe MCP tool that does the job, named as the server lists it.Client review pageOptionalWhere the vendor reviews the MCP clients its server serves, if it serves only the ones it has approved. Access through that server is then the vendor's decision.Admin setting pageOptionalWhere a person on the account turns this interface on for agents, if it starts off, such as an organization setting that allows an MCP server's write tools. A person then decides once.Claim pageOptionalWhere a person claims later what an agent made alone, such as a database an agent created with no account. It can be the sign-up page. A person then decides once.Key renewal pageOptionalWhere a person replaces the agent's key, if the vendor expires keys on a fixed lifetime and no API renews them. A person then steps in each time a key expires.Request URLOn the service endpoint. Put a placeholder where an account ID goes.Operation pathThe job’s path, exactly as the OpenAPI document writes it.

MethodBodyThe format the request sends; Sourcey sends it empty.

Body media typeExactly as the vendor documents it, such as application/x-sentry-envelope.Key field in the bodyOptionalOnly where the vendor takes its key in the request body rather than a header, such as api_key.OpenAPI documentThe vendor’s machine-readable spec that covers the job.

Key create operationOptionalIn that document, such as POST /v1/api_keys.Key revoke operationOptionalSuch as DELETE /v1/api_keys/{id}.

Add a published standard

Declare only a standard the primary interface explicitly implements. The declaration points to the claim; Sourcey assesses conformance separately.

Exact namespaceExact version

Step 3 of 3

Review the service declaration.

Confirm the service, outcome, and evidence links before submitting it for assessment.

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