Review a site
Review my Flax site at https://example.com. Read the current model and model hash, then identify the three highest-impact improvements. Do not change anything yet.
Agent-ready websites
Use the standard MCP endpoint, site-scoped discovery, and OAuth consent to let an agent read a site and prepare reviewable drafts. The owner stays in control of every change.
When a user names a site, start at that exact origin and follow its advertised MCP endpoint.
Agents never need a password, magic code, or pasted access token.
Changes are validated and previewed for the owner before deployment.
Start here
Point an MCP client at the account endpoint for account-level work. For a named website, inspect that site’s /.well-known/mcp.json first.
Quick start
The client owns the OAuth redirect, state, PKCE challenge, and token storage. Flax only receives the resulting authorized MCP request.
hermes mcp add flax --url https://agents.flaxsites.com/mcp --auth oauth
hermes mcp login flaxInstall the Hermes profile Client distributions and hosted connection
Install a Flax distribution for Codex or Hermes from GitHub, or connect another MCP-compatible client directly to the hosted endpoint.
Prompt recipes
Review my Flax site at https://example.com. Read the current model and model hash, then identify the three highest-impact improvements. Do not change anything yet.
For my Flax site at https://example.com, propose a focused update to the homepage headline using the existing brand voice. Read the current model first, explain the exact changes, validate them, and create a preview draft only after I confirm. Never publish.
Review growth opportunities for my Flax site at https://example.com. Use the available aggregate performance data and the site model. Recommend the next three experiments; do not make changes yet.
Replace the example URL with the user’s site. Ask for confirmation before any draft, and never ask for credentials in chat.