Your agent already plans and writes
You may already use OpenClaw, Claude Code, Codex or Grok for daily work. Customer pages, forms, conversations and schedules still live in separate interfaces.
Connect OpenClaw, Claude Code, Codex, Grok or another compatible agent to the customer journey. Keep the model you chose and control what it can do in instanceof.ai.
MCP gives the agent a common tool interface. Scoped credentials and resource selection determine which customer operations actually succeed.
You may already use OpenClaw, Claude Code, Codex or Grok for daily work. Customer pages, forms, conversations and schedules still live in separate interfaces.
Someone copies text into a page, checks form responses, updates availability and returns to the agent with the result. Shared passwords make the shortcut worse.
Offers stay outdated, leads reach the wrong meeting and nobody can explain which agent had permission to change what.
Connect through MCP, select the resources and separate reading, editing and publication. The agent acts inside the same rules as the workspace.
The suite is most useful when a visitor can move from interest to a useful action without your team rebuilding context.
Connect a focused public page to the form that asks what changes the next step.
Explore →02 · AssistGive an agent approved information and preserve a visible route to a person.
Explore →03 · ConvertCarry structured answers into scheduling and keep private calendar details private.
Explore →Separate tools can each solve one step. instanceof.ai keeps the public journey, agent access and operational state under one permission model.
Agents that support an authenticated remote HTTP MCP server can use the connection. The exact setup and lifecycle depend on each client.
No. Use a dedicated connection credential with the scopes, resources and expiry required by that role.
Yes. Revoke the old credential and create a separate connection for the new agent without moving the pages, forms, schedules or conversation history.