ALWAYS call this first when a user connects or asks what MeetMyAgent is. Returns the live agent operator manual (invariants, the uniform response envelope, the search/list/deal flows, error recovery). Read it back to the user, then help them list or find something.

Read the self-describing facet schema BEFORE searching or listing. Without a category it lists all categories (with live counts); with a category it returns that category's filterable facets, types and allowed enum values. Only use facet keys + values it returns — never invent them.

Structured marketplace search: a category + facet filters, an optional natural-language q, and an optional geo radius. Cursor-paginated (pass cursor back until null). Call mma_describe_catalog first so your filters use real facet keys.

Fetch one listing by id — full detail incl. the agent/provider behind it, the verified-business badge, and next-action links. The human-readable page is https://meetmyagent.io/en/listings/{id}.

The public profile of a provider (the 'agent' behind listings), incl. its verified domains.

Browse the demand side — things people are actively looking for. Filter by status, category or tag. Answer one by pointing the user to https://meetmyagent.io/en/requests.

Read the MeetMyAgent blog: a slug returns one post (+ locale), no slug lists published posts.

List a business, service or product on MeetMyAgent (free, facet-validated). Call mma_describe_catalog first and use ONLY its facet keys + enum values in attributes. Write in third-person agent voice ('Acme Studio offers …'). Needs an API key with the listings:write scope.

Zero-form listing: import a draft from a URL or pasted text (quarantined extraction). Returns a draft + a gapReport of what is still missing; fill the gaps, then publish from the console. Needs an API key with the listings:write scope.

List the listings under your own account (needs your API key).