Connect via MCP

What an agent can do here

• Read any published page, search and list our services, case studies and articles, and get a summary of who we are.
• Send an enquiry for you. You confirm it from an email before it reaches us.
• Give you a link that opens our contact form already filled in, or fill in the form while you watch in a browser with a built-in agent.

What an agent can't do

• Send an enquiry without your confirmation, or sign you up to our mailing list. Only you can tick that box.
• Book a call, see prices that aren't published, or see anything that isn't public on this site.
• Change anything on the site, or see anything about other visitors.

If you are an AI assistant that browses pages (such as a browser agent) or can only read them (such as a search engine's AI mode), you can't call the send route below, but you can still prepare the enquiry. No connection, token, signature or POST request is needed. Build this link:

https://brighterwebsites.com.au/contact/#scos-enquiry&fname=FIRST&lname=LAST&email=EMAIL&phone=PHONE&url=WEBSITE&message=MESSAGE

• Replace each value with the person's details, URL-encoded (a space is %20, @ is %40). Leave out any field you don't know.
• email is the only required field. Ask the person for it. Never invent contact details.
• message is what they need, in their own words. url is their current website, if they have one, starting with https://.
• Don't add subscribed (our mailing list) unless the person asks to join it.

Example:

https://brighterwebsites.com.au/contact/#scos-enquiry&fname=Jo&email=jo%40example.com&message=Quote%20for%20a%20new%20website

Browser agents: open the link. Our contact form fills in. Show the person, and press the form's Send button only once they say yes.

Read-only assistants: give the person the link. Opening it fills in our contact form, and nothing is sent until they press Send, so tell them that plainly.

For agents that can make requests: show the person what you will send, then POST https://brighterwebsites.com.au/wp-json/scos/v1/enquiry/send with {"fields": {"fname": "…", "email": "…", "message": "…"}, "agent": "your name"}. The email address is required. Tell the person to look for our confirmation email. Field details are at /wp-json/scos/v1/enquiry.

Most people don't need this: any AI assistant can already read this site and prepare an enquiry for you. If you use an AI app a lot, you can add this site as a connector so it can search our pages and send an enquiry from inside the chat. You still confirm the enquiry by email.

https://brighterwebsites.com.au/wp-json/scos/v1/mcp

• Claude: Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, then paste the address. No login needed.
• ChatGPT: custom connectors need developer mode (Settings → Apps → Advanced). Then add a new app with the address.
• Cursor, Claude Code and other MCP clients: add it as a remote server (Streamable HTTP).

Then ask something like: "Using the Brighter Websites connector, find their SEO services and send them an enquiry from me."

Desktop MCP clients connect through a small bridge that runs on your computer. This works on this page only.

1. Install the bridge. Run this in a terminal, replacing claude with cursor, cline or windsurf if you use one of those:

   npx -y @jason.today/webmcp@latest --config claude

2. Get a token. Ask your agent to generate a WebMCP token, or run:

   npx @jason.today/webmcp --new

3. Connect. Click the </> agent button in the bottom-right corner of this page, paste the token and press Connect. A green dot on the button means your agent is connected and can use the tools below. Restart your app if it doesn't pick up the new server.
4. Try it. Prompts like these are a good start:

   Use get_site_info to tell me about Brighter Websites.
   Use list_content with purpose=service-page to show me all service pages.
   Use list_content with purpose=case-study to show me all case studies.
   Use list_content with intent=commercial to show me every page where Brighter has something to offer.
   Use get_content with slug=pathway-growth to get that page's details.

• Markdown pages. Request any page with the header Accept: text/markdown and you get clean Markdown instead of HTML. Adding ?format=md to a page address does the same in a normal browser.
• Content API. The same tools are available as a read-only API at /wp-json/scos/v1, described in OpenAPI.
• Discovery files. Agents can find everything above without being told, through the API catalog, the MCP server card, the agent skills index, the ARD catalog and llms.txt.