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API & MCP Capabilities

A Forge918 website is designed to do more than display information visually. Every Landing and Website includes a basic machine-readable layer that can organize approved public business information for the website, supported APIs, MCP tools, AI-assisted discovery, and future integrations.

Structured dataOrganized factsApproved business facts in consistent fields.
APIPredictable retrievalSupported software can retrieve public information.
MCPDefined toolsCompatible AI systems get tools for supported facts.

Your business info updates Forge918 API Your subscribed customers receive update

What Structured Business Data Means

InformationExampleCondition
Business identityNameCustomer-approved public information
ServicesOfferingsSupported by current service
HoursOpen timesKept accurate by customer updates
LocationsAddressPublic location only
ContactPhoneApproved public contact information
Service areaTownsPublished when supported
PricingRatesOnly when the business publishes it
Deals / promotionsOfferPlan and workflow dependent

Most websites place business information only inside visual page copy. People can read it, but software may have to interpret scattered text to determine the company's actual services, hours, locations, contact details, pricing, or service area.

Forge918 can organize approved public information into consistent, machine-readable fields. Supported information can include:

  • Business identity
  • Services and offerings
  • Hours
  • Locations
  • Contact information
  • Service-area information
  • Public pricing when the business chooses to publish it
  • Supported public deals, promotions, or announcements

Structured information gives the website and supported connected tools a clearer source of truth. It does not make private information public, grant outside systems access to internal business records, or eliminate the customer's responsibility to keep its public facts accurate.

What an API Does

An application programming interface, or API, gives supported software a predictable way to retrieve approved public business information.

For a Forge918 customer, that creates a foundation that can support:

  • Consistent business information across supported website and machine-readable surfaces
  • Future booking, quoting, ordering, payment, or business-software integrations
  • Public business-data discovery
  • Change tracking for supported information
  • New customer experiences without automatically rebuilding the entire website

Every Forge918 Landing and Website includes a basic API layer. That basic layer is not a promise of every current or future interface, integration, write capability, premium feature, or internal system.

What MCP Does

Model Context Protocol, or MCP, gives compatible AI systems a defined method for discovering and calling supported tools.

Instead of relying only on an AI system to interpret visual website pages, Forge918 can expose supported public business facts and actions through a more structured tool layer. This is intended to make information easier for compatible systems to retrieve accurately when those systems choose to support and use it.

Every Forge918 Landing and Website includes basic MCP tooling. Available tools, fields, rate limits, update frequency, and management actions can differ by customer, plan, and current service documentation.

How This Helps a Local Business

The immediate value is not a promise that AI will send customers to a business. The value is a cleaner and more expandable technical foundation.

Potential business benefits include:

  • Keeping approved public information organized and consistent
  • Making business facts easier for supported software to retrieve
  • Reducing the chance that supported connected experiences rely on scattered or outdated page text
  • Preparing the business for AI-assisted search and customer interaction
  • Supporting new integrations as the business grows
  • Allowing supported capabilities to be added without automatically replacing the entire website

Forge918 does not guarantee AI placement, recommendations, discoverability, rankings, traffic, leads, sales, or adoption by a particular outside provider.

Website, API, and MCP Consistency

LevelCapability
Every buildBasic machine-readable layer
Website-onlySupported changes through Pay-Per-Edit
CareRoutine website, API, and MCP information sync
Care+More frequent updates; deals and changing content

Forge918's managed model is designed so supported information can be maintained across the website, API, and MCP layer.

Current plan positioning is:

  • Every Landing and Website receives the basic machine-readable layer.
  • Website-only customers may request supported information changes through Pay-Per-Edit.
  • Care includes routine business-information updates and synchronization across supported website, API, and MCP data.
  • Care+ supports more frequent changes and is better suited to deals, announcements, menus, seasonal information, and other frequently changing content.

Not every field, endpoint, tool, integration, or action is included with every plan. The accepted Order and current plan documentation define what is available to a specific customer.

Catalog Revision Tracking

Forge918's Discovery experience can tell a compatible assistant whether published business information has changed, then retrieve the listed public updates only after a successful check. That is more disciplined than guessing from visual page text. A successful update still depends on valid responses from supported public interfaces and the capabilities of the outside software making the request.

Get Updates

01. Get Updates

Copy prepared instructions.

02. Use prompt

Compatible AI assistant.

03. Receive real changes

Only after a successful public-data check.

Forge918 currently uses a Get Updates experience for Forge918 and its featured live customer, Executive Lawn Care.

Get Updates provides a prepared prompt that a customer can copy into a compatible AI assistant. The prompt instructs the assistant to:

  1. Check the business's public catalog revision on a controlled schedule.
  2. Establish a baseline after a successful response.
  3. Retrieve only the public API paths listed by the business's catalog.
  4. Compare newly retrieved public information with the last successfully saved information.
  5. Report changes only after the update succeeds.
  6. Preserve the previous revision when a request fails or returns incomplete information.
  7. Avoid inventing facts, accessing another business's catalog, or writing to the catalog.

The current website experience recognizes ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, and Gemini as destinations for the prepared prompt. Forge918 does not control whether those services retain support for the workflow or how they interpret and present retrieved information.

Telegram Management

01. Authorized customer

An owner or staff member sends a supported request from Telegram.

02. Supported Telegram request

ValidateConfirm when requiredApprove or reject

03. Business information update

Approved public facts can change after review.

Available fields, actions, approvals, and eligible plans can vary.

Forge918 currently positions a Telegram management interface for supported business updates. The intent is to let an authorized customer or staff member request approved changes without needing to understand hosting, APIs, DNS, or infrastructure.

Telegram capabilities may be limited by the selected plan, supported fields, approval workflow, and current service documentation. Forge918 may require confirmation, reject malformed or unsafe requests, delay a change for review, or suspend Telegram actions when compromise or unauthorized use is suspected.

The customer is responsible for securing authorized Telegram accounts, devices, sessions, credentials, and recovery methods. Telegram remains a third-party service whose uptime, policies, security, and continued functionality are outside Forge918's control.

Public and Private Information Controls

Public when approved

  • Business identity
  • Services and hours
  • Public contact information
  • Public locations / service area
  • Published pricing or offers

Never a public capability claim

  • Credentials
  • Customer submissions
  • Private records
  • Internal management actions
  • Infrastructure or security design

Only customer-supplied or customer-approved public business information should be published through public website, API, MCP, Discovery, or AI-facing surfaces.

Processing or storing information does not by itself authorize Forge918 to publish it. Private customer submissions, credentials, management actions, internal records, and restricted information should remain outside public business-data surfaces.

Security and Reliability Boundaries

Forge918 may apply authentication, validation, rate controls, quotas, monitoring, logging, and abuse protections to supported machine-readable interfaces. Forge918 may also modify, version, reorganize, deprecate, replace, rate-limit, or remove an interface as the platform evolves.

Where a change materially reduces an active paid feature, Forge918 will provide reasonable notice when practical and honor a more specific commitment in the accepted Order.

No public API, MCP tool, AI service, or internet-connected system can be guaranteed continuously available, perfectly secure, permanently compatible, or free from change. Third-party AI providers control whether and how their products discover, call, interpret, recommend, or display machine-readable business information.

Real Forge918 Examples

Forge918

Platform and public business information experience.

Executive Lawn Care

First live Forge918 client website with public Forge918 data available.

Visit Website

Forge918.com represents the platform itself and includes a Get Updates workflow for Forge918's public business information.

ExecutiveLawn.net is Forge918's first live client website. Forge918's Discovery experience identifies Executive Lawn Care as a live featured business with public Forge918 data available and provides a Get Updates workflow for supported current business information.

Concept samples should not be described as live customers or evidence of deployed API or MCP functionality.

More than a visual website. A managed foundation for the information your customers need today and the supported integrations that may matter tomorrow.

Forge 918

Get Updates

A ready-to-use prompt was copied to your clipboard.

ChatGPT, Claude, and Grok open with this prompt. Gemini opens a new chat — paste from your clipboard.

Stay updated on Forge 918, an Oklahoma website studio serving Claremore, the Tulsa metro, and surrounding areas.

Once per day, check:
https://api.forge918.com/v1/businesses/forge918/catalog-revision

Never poll more than once every five minutes.

A check succeeds only if the endpoint returns HTTP 200, valid JSON, `ok: true`, and a `data` object containing a string `revision`, a boolean `changed`, and an `api` array.

On the first successful check, establish a baseline. Retrieve only the API paths explicitly listed in `data.api`, using the same `https://api.forge918.com` origin. Summarize the current public information and save `data.revision` and the retrieved information only after those requests succeed.

On later checks, request:
https://api.forge918.com/v1/businesses/forge918/catalog-revision?since=<URL-encoded saved revision>

If `data.changed` is false, stop without notifying me.

If `data.changed` is true, retrieve only the paths listed in `data.api`. Compare the results with the last successfully saved information, then tell me what changed and what is now current, including relevant profile, services, hours, contact, pricing, and service-area information. After completing the update successfully, replace the saved revision and information.

If any request fails, returns invalid JSON, or leaves the update incomplete, do not replace the saved revision. Retry during the next scheduled check. Never interpret an error as “no change.”

Do not invent facts. Prefer the catalog API over the website HTML when they disagree. Do not access another business’s catalog or API paths. Do not make requests outside the listed public API paths. Do not write to or modify the catalog.

What's in the prompt?

It tells a compatible assistant to check Forge 918's catalog once per day, retrieve only the listed public API paths, and report what changed after a successful update.