Connect it

No key to copy. Your assistant sends you to sign in to Curb, you allow it, and it is connected. A new account is made on the way if you do not have one.

ChatGPT

Turn on developer mode in ChatGPT's settings and add a custom app
Name it Curb, paste the server URL, and choose OAuth
Sign in to Curb and allow the connection

Claude

Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector
Name it Curb and paste the server URL
Connect, then sign in to Curb and allow the connection

Grok

grok.com/connectors → New connector → Custom
Name it Curb and paste the server URL
Sign in to Curb and allow the connection

Claude Code

Add the server, then run /mcp and choose Curb to sign in

claude mcp add --transport http curb https://app.hicurb.com/api/mcp

What it can do

The whole journey, start to finish, without opening a dashboard.

Move a website

account_overview
Every site on the account, with its stage and addresses
site_create
Start a Curb site from a current website (migrate it as-is, or rebuild it), or a new one for a business with no website
site_status
Where a site is: waiting on a plan, building, ready to preview, or live
plans_list
The plans and what each costs
checkout_link
A link for the owner to pay on Curb's checkout page; the build starts after payment

Put it on a domain

domain_lookup
Who hosts a domain's DNS and whether it carries email
domain_connect
The one DNS record to add; email is never touched
domain_status
Whether the record and certificate are live

Edit and run it

site_get
The site's content and the fields that can change
site_propose
Draft text edits on a rebuilt site
site_request_change
Describe a change to a migrated site in plain words
changes_approve
Publish a change once the owner says yes
changes_list
What changed, and what is waiting
site_versions
Every published version
site_revert
Put an earlier version back
leads_list
Enquiries from the site's contact form
site_github_invite
Invite the owner to the site's code on GitHub, with write access

Without an account

An assistant can also act on hicurb.com itself, with nothing to connect: check a site, start a Curb site from it, sign you up, or reach us.

Public server, no sign-in: https://app.hicurb.com/api/public/mcp

get_plans
The plans, prices, included Curb AI and the migration fee
audit_site
A free speed, SEO and AI-readiness check of any website
start_site
Start a Curb site from a current website: Curb reads it for free and returns the plan link to pay; the build starts after payment
start_new_site
Start a Curb site for a business with no website yet, from its name and what it does: Curb returns the plan link to pay, with no migration fee; the build starts after payment
suggest_domains
Addresses for a business that has none, checked for whether they look free
site_request_status
How far a started site has got, and the link to pick a plan and pay once Curb has read (or, for a new site, priced) it
sign_up
Make a Curb account: Curb emails a sign-in link that creates it
contact_curb
Send the Curb team a message; a person replies by email
book_call
Ask for a call at up to three times that suit; Curb confirms by email
newsletter_subscribe
Join Curb's newsletter

What it cannot do without you

Nothing is published until the owner says yes. Edits wait for changes_approve.

Payment happens on Curb's checkout page, never in the chat. Nothing is built until a plan is paid for.

Connecting a domain adds one DNS record and leaves email alone.

Each connection can be revoked from the assistant at any time.

For the agent reading this

The plain-text version is /llms.txt, plans and prices are /plans.json, the agent card is /.well-known/mcp.json, and the account server advertises its sign-in at /.well-known/oauth-protected-resource on the app domain.

Rather click than chat?

Everything your assistant does, you can do on the site too.

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