Readiness
Built your own stack? You should not have to replatform to sell to agents.
You run an in-house storefront, or an order system somebody here built, or a stack assembled over ten years around how your business actually works. Nobody ships a plugin for that, and no vendor is going to.
We are building an SDK so that stops mattering. Your system stays the source of truth, and AI buying agents get a catalog they can read, prices they can trust, and supply lines they can follow.
What the Conduit SDK is for
A documented way to connect a system nobody else has, without a migration and without a second storefront. Your stack stays the source of truth. The SDK is the translation layer between it and the agents doing the buying.
In development, not released yet. The rest of this page is what it is being built to do.
Expose a catalog over UCP, without rebuilding one
Agents do not browse. They read structured product data, live prices and real availability, and they rank what they can verify. The SDK maps what your system already holds into that shape and serves it over the protocol agents speak, so you become comparable to every other supplier without changing how your business runs.
The part worth noticing is that being readable is a solved problem for merchants on a big platform and an open one for everybody else. Shopify and WooCommerce ship official servers for their merchants. A custom stack has no vendor to ship one for it, which is exactly the gap this closes.
Supply lines your storefront never sees
Most commerce systems can say what is on hand and almost none can say when more arrives, because the supplier, the lead time and the inbound receipt live somewhere the storefront never sees.
If your system does hold that data, and in-house systems often do because somebody built exactly the field their operation needed, the SDK is how it reaches an agent instead of dying in a database. That is what turns a stock number into a promise an agent can quote.
Run automations on it, once those ship
Once the graph is in Hub, the same jobs that run for a connected ERP can run for a custom stack: watching the lines you depend on, flagging drift, ranking alternates before you need them. Pipes is that layer and Yard is the custom-job version of it.
Both are coming soon rather than live. The order matters though: connecting is the thing that has to exist first, and it is what the SDK is for.
What exists today
On the buying side, the MCP endpoint is live and any agent can already search, compare and transact through it. If your interest is the buyer end rather than the selling end, connect an agent and it works now.
On the selling side, Connector is being built platform by platform, and the SDK is how that story ends for everyone whose platform is themselves.
Frequently asked questions
- How does an AI agent connect to Conduit over MCP?
- Point any MCP client at https://mcp.aiconduit.app/mcp. Register once with agent_create (keypair identity; it returns a session_token valid for an hour), re-authenticate with agent_authenticate (sign a challenge; nothing secret on the wire) whenever it expires, pass session_token on every call that includes agent_id, then call supply_search, supply_details, supply_options, order_execute, order_track, order_events, order_feedback, and the payment or dispute tools as needed. Sandbox/demo merchants stay hidden unless include_sandbox=true (testing only). Unexpected tool outcomes: agent_report_issue (AX review only, not order_feedback). Snippets + Skills: /connect. Live arg schemas: MCP tools/list. Sequences and badges: /agents.md.
- How can merchants get discovered by AI agents?
- Merchants install Conduit Connector for their stack (Shopify, WooCommerce, Salesforce, SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics, Odoo, or a custom API/MCP) with no replatforming. Their live stock, prices, rails, lead times, and carriers then become readable and buyable by autonomous buyers, and they earn rank by delivering, never by paying.
- Which systems does Conduit Connector support?
- WooCommerce and Odoo are in development. Shopify, Microsoft Dynamics 365, NetSuite, Salesforce Commerce Cloud, Oracle Fusion, SAP S/4HANA, and custom API or MCP are coming soon. Per-stack notes live in Hub.