For any business
Agentic AI for your industry
Assistants already answer questions about your business. They are just answering from the open web, and the open web is not you.
Agentic AI is AI that acts on someone's behalf — comparing, shortlisting, and taking the next step rather than handing back ten links. That changes what a business needs to have in place: not a better page for a person to read, but something an assistant can put a question to. Find your industry below to see what that looks like when the questions are the ones your customers actually ask.
Find your industry
Seven starting points. The mechanism is the same in each; what an assistant needs to know is not.
Restaurants
Your menu, your allergens, your hours — answered by you rather than by a two-year-old PDF.
ExploreConsultants
Matched on the problem you actually solve, not on the words 'strategy consultant'.
ExploreContractors
Your trade, your service area, your limits — so the briefs that reach you are ones you would quote.
ExploreRetail
What you carry, what you can order in, and whether the door is open when someone walks over.
ExploreHealth & Wellness
Matched on what the client is dealing with, not on the name of the treatment.
ExploreMarketing
What your agency is genuinely good at, in a market where everyone claims everything.
ExploreFashion
Fit, fabric and cut, described the way you would describe them in the shop.
ExploreHow it works, in three steps
You describe it
What you sell, what it costs, what you take on and what you turn down — through a guided setup. The substance is yours; the code is not your problem.
It becomes an agent
That description is published as an MCP server: the thing that lets an assistant ask your business a question and get your answer back. Hosted here and kept answering.
It gets registered
It goes into the AI Agent Index from the platform, so an agent finder — the index an assistant checks — can see what your business can answer.
Frequently asked questions
Today an assistant talks about you using whatever it scraped. Making your business available means giving it something to ask instead: a description of your services, prices, rules and limits, published as an agent it can query. The answers then come from you, and the assistant can pass a real next step back — an inquiry, a request, a brief.
Fugentic builds on open standards — the Model Context Protocol, and the emerging discovery standards on top of it — so any assistant that adopts them can reach an agent built here. Support is early and growing, and we would rather say that than imply every assistant is reading today. It is not.
No, and no engineer either. You describe your business through a guided form and the platform produces, hosts and registers the agent. What it does need from you is the substance — what you actually sell, charge and take on. That part nobody can write for you, and it is what makes the result any good.
Yes, in what happens after the match. A listing puts you in a ranked set for a person to scroll and click. An agent lets an assistant ask your business a question mid-conversation and act on the answer — help someone choose, then hand the request to you. Being listed is the precondition; being able to answer is the point.
Put your own answers in the conversation
Describe your services once and get an agent registered in the AI Agent Index. Free to start.