MAJR Agent Services
Build faster. Media and marketing services designed for your Agents. Every service exposes HTTP, MCP, OpenAPI, and an agent-readable llms.txt.
dispatch · sync-http
Turn a raw dev log into release notes a customer can read.
Post the commits, tickets, and notes from a release. Get back customer-facing Markdown, ready to publish or to edit first.
Drafting only: request and response bodies are never persisted.
https://dispatch.majr.app/mcpseo · sync-http
Make a page ready for search engines to index and AI answer engines to quote.
Generate the machinery a page needs to be read by both: robots.txt that welcomes AI crawlers by default, sitemap.xml, a page <head> with JSON-LD, and llms.txt.
Audit a live page and get two scores instead of one. Findable asks whether an engine can reach and index the URL. Citable asks whether, once reached, the page can be extracted and attributed. Two scores mean the result tells you which problem you have, not only that you have one.
The audit reports what it observes on one pass: the page's robots meta tags, the X-Robots-Tag header, an expired unavailable_after, the origin's robots.txt, and whether the canonical target answers. It cannot know which crawlers honor a directive aimed at one of them, so it reports the block it saw and never reports who is still indexing you. audit_html scores markup before deploy, so it checks a template, not a deployment.
All six operations run over MCP: audit_page, audit_html, generate_head, generate_robots, generate_sitemap, generate_llms_txt.
https://seo.majr.app/mcpmedia-encoding · async-queue
Take what a user uploaded and get back web-ready video, audio, and images.
Video becomes HLS with multiple renditions and a poster frame. Audio becomes AAC. Images become WebP.
Use the managed temporary storage, presigned upload in and presigned outputs out, or bring your own bucket. Poll for the result, or take a signed callback when it is done.
https://encoding.majr.app/mcpRendered from the fleet catalog, last updated 2026-08-10. The machine copy is at /services.json.
Encoding ladders, robots and sitemap machinery, release-note drafting. Each one is real work, and none of it is what your product is for.
No SDK to install and no console to click through. A service describes its own contract, so an agent can find it and call it in the same run.
No card, and nothing to cancel. Billing is not enabled yet.
The services are live. Access is in beta, and tokens are issued by hand.
Tell us what you are building and we'll be in contact.