Versum Agent Assistant

Versum Agent Assistant

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AI agents can find a local business, see what it sells, check availability and price, and open a real order or booking.

Why

Local businesses are close to invisible to AI agents. Their menus, price lists and booking pages are written for people, an agent cannot phone the shop, and many businesses have no website an agent could use at all. Versum reads what each business publishes, turns it into one card per business with real links to order, book or ask, and serves the cards to any MCP client.

60-second quickstart

The MCP door (streamable HTTP, no key needed):

https://versum.suverse.io/mcp

Config for an MCP client that takes a JSON server list with streamable-HTTP servers (checked by connecting the official MCP TypeScript SDK client with exactly this entry: 15 tools listed, a live call answered):

{

"mcpServers": { "versum": { "type": "http", "url": "https://versum.suverse.io/mcp" } } }

One request — search_catalog with {"query": "a dozen red roses delivered", "location": "Miami, FL", "limit": 3} — and the live answer (2026-11-02), cut to the first business:

{

"found": 12, "returned": 3, "businesses": [ { "id": "f2f197e1-7e39-4794-9e3c-54a77a75ef24", "name": "More Than Flowers", "trade": "Florist", "miles_away": 2.1, "offerings": [ { "id": "e9a2aebb-cd9e-4627-8d8d-84d866a26bee", "title": "Three Dozen Roses - Hot Pink", "price": 135, "availability": "in_stock", "link": "https://morethanflowersmiami.com/miami-more-than-flowers/three-dozen-roses-hot-pink.html?ref=versum" } ], "can": ["check_delivery", "contact", "order"], "links": { "order": "https://morethanflowersmiami.com/miami-more-than-flowers/mayflower-wrapped-bouquet.html?ref=versum", "contact": "tel:+17865876195" } } ] }

Read any business website yourself

reader/ is Versum's own open reader: the same readers the catalogue runs, on your machine, for any website — items with prices, the doors to order, book or ask, hours and contacts, every value with the words it was read from. No Google, no proxy, no browser; robots.txt obeyed; a model only with your own ANTHROPIC_API_KEY (--no-model turns it off).

cd reader && npm install && npm run build

node dist/cli.cjs read https://example-business.com --pretty

Its shared cache is free and on by default (--no-share or VERSUM_SHARE=0 turns it off): what is sent and kept is in reader/README.md and the privacy policy.

How to search (for agents)

The server sends these rules to every client in its instructions; the short version:

1. Turn the person's request into a business type and a place. «I'm locked out of my car in Tampa» → locksmith, Tampa. «My AC is blowing warm air, 33618» → hvac, 33618. You don't need the catalogue's internal niche keys: list_niches and search_catalog match ordinary words.
2. Pick the tool: you know the name → find_business; you know the type → list_cards; you don't, or you need a specific item («vegan pizza», «brake pads») → search_catalog.
3. No place, no guess. If the request has no city or ZIP, ask the person. The catalogue answers location_needed rather than picking a place for you.
4. A result is a candidate. Check the card: what it lists, whether it comes to the customer (at_customer: confirmed / confirmed not / unknown), the service area, the doors.
5. Keep facts apart: opening hours are not free time, an item price is not the final total, «nearby» is not «serves your area», no data is not «no».
6. Next step through the right door: menu or catalogue to look, book to book, quote_order for a total, request_to_owner to ask the owner (only where a channel is connected), otherwise the phone.
7. Nothing on the person's behalf without their permission — no requests, bookings, orders or payments.

Each result says why it matched (match.basis: a confirmed item, the business's own words, a category tag, or the category only). When the catalogue cannot tell what kind of business a raw phrase needs, it says so and suggests close types instead of returning look-alikes.

Tools

check_availability, place_order and book_slot work for businesses whose owner connected Shopify or Square (the card shows live_data, and a connected door). Shopify: place_order returns the shop's own checkout link with the items in the cart; the buyer gives their details and pays on Shopify. For every other business the card's doors link to its own order and booking pages.

request_to_owner works for businesses whose owner claimed the card and connected a channel; for the others it answers no_channel with the card's other doors. Retrying with the same idempotency_key never sends a second request.

Example: quote_order — Flowers of Miami, 12 roses

{"offering_id": "a05bbf1c-32c0-4a56-9038-310b0c35b852", "deliver_to": "1000 Brickell Ave, Miami, FL 33131"} — «Tiny Bouquet of 12 Red Roses with Baby Breath», live answer of 2026-11-02, from the shop's own cart:

Item $55.00; the totals include the shop's own tax for this address. placed: false — nothing was ordered; only the delivery address was sent (no name, e-mail or phone), and the cart session was emptied afterwards. delivery_date came back unknown: the shop does not publish one through its cart.

The business card

get_card returns one card per business. The full schema, inferred from live cards of every kind of business, is schema/card.schema.json. The main parts:

• identity — id, name, address, location, phone, email, website, hours / hours_folded, page_url
• offerings — what it sells: each with id, title, price, currency, availability, link
• actions (the doors) — order, book, reserve, request_quote, contact, check_delivery; each with a real url (or tel: / mailto:) and the provider when it is a platform
• fulfillment — delivery, pickup and the rest, with what is known and what is not
• reach — how an agent can deal with the business, in one word:

• status — unverified: read from the business's own public pages; the owner has not confirmed it. A business whose owner claimed and confirmed its card shows owner_verified. An unclaimed card is one no owner has claimed yet — today, every card.

Taxonomy

Every card belongs to one or more niches (trades): a key, the words people use for it (also_called) and the kinds of things it sells (tags). taxonomy/niches.json lists the 128 niches as of 2026-11-02, read from list_niches; the live catalogue has 130 as of 2026-11-03.

Coverage

As of 2026-11-04 (02:45 UTC). The catalogue grows daily: about 5,000 new pages on 2026-11-02 and 7,000 on 2026-11-03.

The densest coverage today is Tampa, St. Petersburg and the eastern Tampa Bay suburbs. Some places are still thin or empty — for example northern Pinellas (Clearwater, Dunedin, Palm Harbor) — and other Florida cities have far fewer cards so far. An empty result near such a place usually means the area is not scanned yet, not that no such business exists.

For business owners

• [versum.suverse.io](https://versum.suverse.io) — find your business, claim it, edit what the card says and publish it.
• `/b/{slug}` — every card has a public page, for example versum.suverse.io/b/flowers-of-miami-miami.
• Connect Shopify or Square from the owner page: the card then shows the store's live items, prices and availability, and agents can place orders and (Square) book slots in the owner's own system.
• Coming soon: the Shopify App Store listing.

How it works

1. A scan lists the businesses of a trade in an area.
2. The analyzer reads each business's own website: menus, price lists, shop catalogues, booking and ordering pages.
3. Everything it keeps carries the page and the words it was read from; nothing is invented.
4. One card per business goes on the s