For AI assistants
Send us a repair request from your AI assistant
If you use an AI assistant that can connect to other services, it can send us a Quick Fix request for you. You check the request and approve it with a code we email you.
What your assistant can do
- Read our services and prices.
- Collect the details of your website problem, asking you about anything missing.
- Show you the request, and send it once you approve it with the code we email you.
- Check the progress of a request it has sent.
The €150 Quick Fix covers one agreed issue, capped at two hours of engineering work. An engineer reviews every request and confirms whether it fits before any work starts. Nothing is accepted, scheduled or charged automatically: we agree the scope and price with you first. We haven't looked at your website when the request arrives, and the assistant can't promise a fix on our behalf.
How you approve a request
- Your assistant shows you a summary of the request.
- When you confirm it, we email you a 6-digit code, with the same summary.
- If it's right, give the code to your assistant. The request reaches us and you get a reference number. The code expires after 30 minutes.
The code proves the request came from you and that the email address is yours. If you get a code you didn't ask for, ignore it: nothing is sent without it.
Never give your assistant, or us, your website passwords or card details. If we need access, an engineer arranges it securely.
Connect your assistant
Our MCP server address is:
https://weaianything.com/mcp
It needs no sign-in or API key.
- Claude: on plans that support custom connectors, add a custom connector in Claude's settings and paste the address above.
- ChatGPT: sending requests needs a plan where ChatGPT can use custom MCP connectors with actions that make changes, which OpenAI currently offers in a developer mode on some plans. Where it's available, add a connector with the address above.
- Other assistants: any assistant that connects to remote MCP servers can use the address above.
Can't connect yours? Ask it to send you to Fix a small thing, where our own assistant takes the details, or use the contact form. Assistants change what they support often, and we can't guarantee that any of them will find or recommend us.
For developers
The same operations are available as an MCP server over Streamable HTTP and as a versioned REST API. Reading is open to anyone; sending a request needs the customer's emailed code.
- MCP endpoint:
https://weaianything.com/mcp(protocol 2026-07-28, and 2025-03-26 to 2025-11-25) - OpenAPI 3.1:
/api/v1/openapi.json - Plain-text summary:
/llms.txt
| MCP tool | What it does |
|---|---|
get_services | Services and prices. Read-only. |
get_quick_fix_requirements | Quick Fix requirements. Read-only. |
prepare_fix_request | Prepare a repair request. Can save a draft or send email; used only with the customer's approval. |
submit_fix_request | Send the repair request. Can save a draft or send email; used only with the customer's approval. |
get_request_status | Check a request. Read-only. |
Rules for assistants
- Ask the customer for every detail. Never guess or invent a value; list details they don't know in not_sure.
- Never ask for or send passwords, logins, hosting credentials, API keys or payment-card details. If access is needed, an engineer arranges it securely.
- Show the customer the summary and get their explicit approval before asking us to email them a code, and send the request only when they give you that code.
- Nothing is accepted, scheduled or charged automatically. Do not promise a price, a fix or a completion date on our behalf.
- We have not looked at the customer's website. Do not say that we have checked, tested or audited it.
Limits
Up to 3 codes per email address a day, 20 per network an hour, 5 tries per code, and a daily total across the site. When a limit is reached, responses include a link the customer can use instead.
Privacy
We record which route a request came through and what the calling software said it was, without trusting that description. See our privacy notice and terms.