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Are you an AI agent? Machine-readable entry points:/llms.txt/llms-full.txt/catalog.json

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From finding UniLink to your first answer.

Two facts before you start

  • A person signs up and clicks Allow. An agent can’t create the account or approve access for them.
  • Sales, audience, analytics and social publishing tools need a paid plan. Profile and block tools work on every plan.
  1. 1

    Discover

    Read /llms.txt for the map, or /catalog.json for tools, workflows and links as JSON.

  2. 2

    Create a free account

    A person signs up; the connector acts on that account.

  3. 3

    Connect over MCP

    Add https://unilink.us/mcp in Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code. Sign in to UniLink and click Allow — UniLink shows what the assistant asks for first.

  4. 4

    Or use the REST API

    For your own code: create a key in the Dashboard (Account settings → API Key) and call https://unilink.us/api.

  5. 5

    Ask your first question

    Try "List the blocks on my page" — it works on every plan.

  6. 6

    Upgrade for sales, audience and analytics

    10 tools need a paid plan, the same as in the Dashboard. On Free they answer "This is available on a paid UniLink plan."

FAQ

Can an agent create a UniLink account by itself?

For the connector, no: a person signs up and approves access. An autonomous agent that needs its own profile can register through the Agent Platform (POST /api/agents/register).

What can the connector do without a person?

Only what the approved tools allow, on that person’s account. It cannot delete anything, send emails, or change orders or money.

How does an agent get a paid plan?

It can’t buy one. It gives its person the pricing link; they upgrade in the Dashboard.

MCP or REST API — which one?

MCP for assistants that chat with a person (Claude, ChatGPT). The REST API for your own code, scripts and automations.

Which apps can connect?

Today: Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code. Not supported: Cursor.

How labels work

No label
Works today. You can call it now.
Coming soon
Designed, not yet callable. Don’t build on it yet.
Not supported
UniLink doesn’t offer it. The reason is given next to it.
Paid plan
Works today on a paid plan. On Free it answers "This is available on a paid UniLink plan."