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Bring your own AI agent to WebCore

Connect Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client to your WebCore account. Your agent reads your business, adds pages and writes articles. WebCore checks every change and saves it as a draft, and nothing goes live until you publish.

  • Works with Claude Code, Cursor and other MCP clients
  • Your agent's work does not touch your WebCore token allowance
  • Every change waits for you to press Publish
  • Included with Starter, Pro and Empire

Already on WebCore? Make your key in Settings, Integrations, MCP.

Your AI agent

Thinks, researches and writes on your own AI plan

WebCore checks the work

Your key, your plan, your business only, and every change planned first

A draft on your site

It goes live when you press Publish in WebCore

Your agent does the thinking. WebCore does the checking.

Your agent runs on the AI plan you already pay for. WebCore gives it your business and your sites, checks everything it sends, and keeps every change as a draft with a version you can undo.

Your side, your AI plan

You

Ask in plain words, like add an FAQ page

Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client

  • researches
  • writes the page or the article
  • shows you the plan

WebCore's door

app.webcore.pro/api/mcp

  • Is the key active?
  • Under 60 calls a minute?
  • Is the plan Starter or up?
  • Only the key's own business

WebCore, no AI cost

Reads your business

Brand brief, sites, lead pipeline and competitors

Checks and saves the work

Pages and article drafts, each with a version you can undo

You press Publish

Only then does anything reach your live site

Your AI plan

Thinking, writing and web research

Your agent runs on your own Claude, Cursor or other subscription.

WebCore

Checks and saves

Plain code with no AI calls, so your WebCore token allowance is untouched.

Google PageSpeed

Website audits

The one outside check, up to 30 audits a day per business.

Four checks before anything runs

They run in this order on every call. Turn the key off, or let a plan lapse, and your agent is stopped the same minute.

The key is active

A key you turned off or replaced is refused.

Under 60 calls a minute

A runaway script is slowed down.

The plan is Starter or up

A failed payment pauses the key until the plan is back.

Only your business

Only the one the key belongs to. No tool accepts another.

Then the tool runs

Reading is instant. Changing a site goes through plan, then commit.

Ten tools, each one a door into WebCore

Know your business

Your brand brief, your sites and your lead pipeline, so it writes like you and knows who is waiting on a call back.

Track your competitors

Your agent researches with its own tools and saves what it verified. WebCore keeps the list, with no duplicates.

Audit any website

A score out of 100 with plain findings on speed, titles and what search engines and AI assistants can read.

Add pages

Your agent reads how your site is built and writes the page. WebCore checks the code, adds the route and the menu link.

Write articles

Your agent interviews you with Ghost-Writer's rules. The article needs 90 out of 100 to be saved, and it lands as a draft.

Stay in charge

Every change is planned first, shown to you, and saved only when you say yes.

You see every change before it is saved

A plan checks everything and shows what will change. It lasts 15 minutes and covers exactly what you saw. If someone edits the site in the meantime, the save is refused and your agent makes a new plan.

Add a page

You ask for an FAQ page.

Your agent reads your brand brief and how the site is built, then writes the page.

WebCore checks the code, the address, the route and the menu link, and returns the plan or exactly what to fix.

You say yes. WebCore saves the draft and a version.

You preview it in WebCore and press Publish.

Write an article

You name the topic.

Your agent interviews you, one question at a time, three to five in all.

It writes the article from your answers, in your site's house style.

Ghost-Writer scores it. Under 90, your agent gets the list of fixes and tries again.

You say yes. It lands in your blog as a draft for you to read and publish.

What your agent can never do through WebCore

  • Publish. Every change lands as a draft. Going live is your call, in WebCore.
  • Reach another business. Your key opens your business and nothing else.
  • Overwrite your work. A page address or article that already exists is refused.
  • Leave you without undo. Every save adds a version you can restore.
  • Spend your WebCore tokens. Your agent pays for its own thinking and research.
  • Outlast your say. Only the account owner makes, replaces or turns off the key.

Connect your agent from Settings

In WebCore, open Settings, then Integrations, then MCP.

Press Create key. It is shown once, with the lines to paste.

Paste them into Claude Code, or into the mcp.json of Cursor or a similar client.

Ask your agent for something, like add an FAQ page to my site.

Claude Code

Cursor and similar clients, mcp.json

Before you connect

Which AI agents work with it?

Any MCP client that connects to a server address with a key, such as Claude Code and Cursor.

Does it work in ChatGPT or claude.ai?

Not yet. Those apps connect through a sign-in screen instead of a key, and that sign-in is the next version.

Does it use my WebCore tokens?

No. Your agent thinks and writes on your own AI plan. WebCore only reads your business and checks and saves the work.

Can my agent break my live site?

No. Every change is checked, saved as a draft with a version you can restore, and goes live only when you press Publish in WebCore.

Which plans include it?

Starter, Pro and Empire. It is not part of Essential or the free trial.

Your agent writes. WebCore checks. You publish.

Start with a name for your WebCore agent, then connect the AI agent you already use.

Included with Starter, Pro and Empire