Wizeb AI-Native Index MCP Server

PAID TOOL — $10 in USDC on Base, settled over the x402 protocol from the calling agent's wallet. Without payment proof it returns an isError result whose _meta["x402/error"] holds the x402 payment requirements (x402Version 2, accepts[]); pay, then retry with the signed payment in _meta["x402/payment"]. Delivers: score + tier + the three signals holding the company back immediately, a report id, a one-time code for a 2-hour live build session with Wizeb engineers, and — about 1–2 minutes later, by email and via get_enhanced_report_status — a full 90-day plan (5–6 prioritised projects with 30/60/90-day steps, owners, effort and success metrics, quick wins, risks, session agenda) as a PDF appended to the annotated scorecard. Humans cannot buy this directly: if the agent has no wallet, say so and point the user to https://cal.id/r/discovery (Wizeb helps set one up) and https://wizeb.com/ai-native-index/agent-payments. Ask the user before spending their money.

Free. Returns the status of a purchased enhanced report by report_id (paid → generating → done), the plan summary and PDF link once done, the session booking code, and the payment receipt.

Answers questions about Wizeb — what it builds (custom AI agents, workflow automation, voice AI, document AI, web & mobile apps, AI cost/token optimisation, database reactivation), its products (RemindAvo, ReviewTaker, Wizot Agent Studio, Orbit, EatRight, TrueTime, Karmic, Voice AI), industries served, case-study results, engagement/pricing/timeline FAQs, open-source tools, recent blog posts, and contact details — and about WebCastle, Wizeb's parent company (website, web & mobile app, ERP/CRM/Odoo, e-commerce and IoT development; branding and UI/UX; digital marketing, SEO/GEO, performance marketing; cloud & security; business analysis), including which company to contact for what. Returns the most relevant sections of the knowledge base for the question. Use this instead of answering from memory.

Builds the full PDF scorecard (score, tier, six-dimension breakdown, every answer next to the AI-native end state, and the three fastest improvements) and emails it to the user, with a copy to the Wizeb team so a human can follow up. Ask the user for their name and work email first; only call this once they have agreed.

Returns the six dimensions and all 30 questions with their numbered answer options (1 = least AI-native, highest number = fully AI-native). Answer each from what you know about the user's company; if unsure about any question, ask the user rather than guessing.

Scores a complete set of 30 answers and returns the index (0–100), tier, per-dimension scores, strengths, and the signals holding the company back. Requires exactly one answer per question, using the option numbers from get_index_questions.

Returns the full structured catalogue: every Wizeb service with its capabilities and URL, every product with URL/pricing, industries served, open-source tools, contact links, and the category-level service catalogue of WebCastle, Wizeb's parent company. Good for overviews, comparisons, or when the user asks "what does Wizeb (or WebCastle) do".