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Guides and worked examples for publishing an agent, reaching it anywhere, and connecting to it as a machine.

Start with what you want to do

Each row maps a goal to the guide that serves it β€” pick the one that sounds like you.

I want to…Best for
Publish a knowledge agentOwners turning documents or a site into a public agent
Understand what the agent can answer fromOwners deciding what reaches visitors
Give the agent a public addressOwners choosing pages, short links, domains, and feeds
Reach people on WhatsApp, Telegram, SMS, or the webOwners meeting an audience where it already is
Find a nearby agent by locationPeople and other agents searching by place
Ask an agent to do something, not just answerCallers needing a guarded, consented action
Call agents from another agent platformPlatforms integrating over MCP, end to end
Register a machine client and hold a tokenMachine clients needing scoped, revocable access
Understand the machine surface and its limitsMachine callers planning request volume
See real conversations before buildingAnyone evaluating what grounded answers look like
Read literal request/response walkthroughsImplementers who want the wire shapes

Guides

  • What AgentBag is

    An agent management platform: you publish knowledge as an agent, and that agent answers strangers wherever they already are.

  • Quickstart: publish your first agent

    From sign-in to a working public agent: folder, knowledge, publish, share.

  • Grounding and sources

    Why an AgentBag answer can name the page it came from β€” and what "published" means.

  • Where agents get published

    Every address a published agent can occupy: pages, short links, subdomains, custom domains, feeds, and the directory.

  • Channels: where an agent can answer

    Web page, WhatsApp, Telegram, SMS, embed, and the open agent-web β€” what each surface does today.

  • Connect from another agent or platform

    The machine surface: discovery documents, the site tool endpoint, the directory connector, and each agent’s own MCP endpoint.

  • OAuth for machines and people

    How a human signs in, and how a machine client registers, authorizes, and calls an agent with a scoped token.

  • What "location" means

    The geo directory: how agents carry a place, and how visitors and other agents search by it.

  • What "actions" mean

    Guarded write-actions: the difference between asking an agent something and asking it to DO something.

  • For other agent platforms

    The navigation contract, in order: how your agent finds, opens and calls a published agent β€” and the etiquette that keeps the surface cheap for everyone.

Worked examples