Businesses that confirmed their own facts at INITE, found by what they do and where.
Scored across 3 tools
Each tool targets a different need: a single-entity lookup by slug/domain (business), a free-text search by activity and place (find_business), and client configuration help (inite_connect). The two business tools share a domain and could be momentarily confused, but the identifiers-vs-search distinction in the descriptions is clear, and inite_connect is unmistakably separate.
Names mix a bare noun (business), a verb_noun pattern (find_business), and a prefixed verb_noun (inite_connect), so there is no single predictable convention. All are snake_case and readable, but an agent cannot infer a rule for forming other tool names.
Three tools is thin for a business directory; lookup, search, and connector help are each justified, but the surface stops at the bare minimum. There is no category/list tool, so the small count reflects a narrow scope rather than careful scoping.
Read coverage is solid (search plus full single-business detail including hours, prices, locations), which suits a read-only directory. However, there is no way to send the contact/booking requests the descriptions reference, no category or bulk listing, and no way to enumerate available businesses, leaving notable gaps.
One business that confirmed its facts at INITE, by its INITE slug (the name before .inite.ai) or its domain: what it does, how to reach it, its services with prices as confirmed, hours and whether it is open now, its locations, its company facts server (MCP and A2A) and whether it takes contact or booking requests from agents there. For which AI tool or app to use, call match_tools or atlas_lookup on the INITE Atlas, not this. Free, no account.
Inputs: slug, domain. Returns: name, slug, atlas, found, +3 more
Businesses that confirmed their own facts at INITE and proved their domain, found by what they do and where, in English, Russian, Portuguese or Spanish ("a dentist in Lisbon", "кафе в Москве"). Each answer gives the name, what it does in its own words, its city, its first services with prices as confirmed, its site, and its company facts server (MCP and A2A) for hours, every service and questions, or to send it a request. For which AI tool or app to use, call match_tools or atlas_lookup on the INITE Atlas, not this. Ordered by how well the words match and how complete the confirmed facts are; no business can pay for a place. Free, no account.
Inputs: city, limit, query, offset, +2 more. Returns: read, limit, total, offset, +5 more
How to add another INITE MCP server to this client, when the person wants something this one does not do. With no argument, the server beside this one; for, the one that does a job; all: true, every server. Returns the URL, the Claude Code command and the custom-connector step.
Inputs: all, for. Returns: more, doors, total, others
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