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Mudpie searches published website pages, returns sources, and produces cited answers and clean extracts for agents. It also groups related agent activity into research journeys so teams can examine shared questions, alternatives and potential next actions. Based on that scope, Mudpie is most relevant to founders, growth teams and product teams improving how agents discover and evaluate their products. Its homepage does not establish that it replaces a CRM, product analytics platform or general-purpose agent runtime.

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The homepage links to app.mudpie.ai with a Start free invitation. The inspected public inventory did not provide a Mudpie pricing page, paid plan comparison, billing period, usage allowance or overage policy. Use the free entry point to investigate the product, but confirm included sites, request limits, seats and paid billing terms before budgeting. The published invitation alone does not establish an unlimited free plan or a particular trial duration.

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Begin with the Start free link on Mudpie’s homepage. The same page links to its MCP and API documentation, Public MCP endpoint, HTTP API specification and example configurations. For a practical evaluation, choose a few questions your public pages already answer, such as product fit, prerequisites and limitations. Check whether the returned answer cites the right page and preserves its conditions; this is an evaluation recommendation, not a documented onboarding requirement or setup-time promise.

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Mudpie lists Public MCP, an HTTP API and WebMCP as connection options. Its homepage supplies the Public MCP endpoint at https://mudpie.mudpie.ai/mcp/public and links to the HTTP API specification. Mudpie’s WebMCP reading guide distinguishes live-page tools from persistent service connections. Choose the connection around where the agent operates, and verify compatibility with your intended host; the guide explicitly warns that implementations differ.

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Mudpie describes research journeys as groups of related agent activity. The homepage says these can show shared questions, sources, alternatives and next actions, while explicitly withholding any claim to private reasoning. Use those observations to identify missing product explanations or unclear comparisons. Treat an observed question or alternative as evidence of research activity, not proof of a buyer’s internal intent or a completed purchase.

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Mudpie explicitly labels its homepage examples as illustrative. It also states that discovery, registration and requests alone do not demonstrate organic adoption or conversion. When evaluating results, keep those stages separate from successful execution, task completion and repeat use. Establish a concrete success event for your evaluation before interpreting an increase in requests as business value.

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Mudpie’s link-scanning research found that an exact-origin restriction excluded documentation links on subdomains and other hosts. Across the same 1,515 parsed homepages, the broader rule identified docs/developer links on 390 companies, compared with 188 under the same-origin rule. For an audit, inventory advertised documentation destinations before choosing what to fetch. Record link discovery separately from successfully reading the destination: the study inspected homepage links and did not verify the linked documentation. These findings are guidance about collector design, not a claim about Mudpie’s current ingestion coverage.

• Same-origin scanning missed docs links on 202 YC homepages
• Same-origin scanning missed docs links on 202 YC homepages

Mudpie’s AEO guide recommends retaining SEO fundamentals and treating results as specific to an engine, prompt and date. It presents content structure and prompt research as inputs to experiments, without promising citation improvements. Choose a defined set of buyer questions, record the engine and observation date, and compare repeated results after a specific page change. Keep citation presence separate from clicks and conversions. This follows the publication’s measurement guidance; it is not a claim that Mudpie automatically runs this experiment.

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• AEO 101

Mudpie’s methods page describes one graded Egoist Machines pilot and one explicitly ungraded Dawn Industries evidence report. It does not claim that all 1,752 companies in the separate census received grades. For the graded pilot, the dimension weights are SEO 40%, AEO 25%, agent 25% and reliability 10%. Passing earns full points, partial results earn half, and failed checks earn none; N/A and owner-only checks are excluded from the applicable denominator. Unknown results block an ordinary final score, so compare reports only after checking their rules and evidence boundaries.

• Agent readiness scorecard methods
• Agent readiness scorecard methods

Mudpie’s public methodology separates logged-out reads, rendered checks and public machine documents from registration, execution, completion and adoption. It explicitly reports that no login, form submission, purchase or tool execution was performed. Use these reports to assess the documented public surface and identify what still needs testing. If your buying decision depends on an agent finishing a workflow, a readiness report alone does not supply that evidence.

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Mudpie’s WebMCP guide recommends starting with a user’s end goal and initial state, then testing likely tool sequences and recovery from failures. It advises a small set of distinct tools with validation and useful errors rather than reproducing every interface control. Before publishing a workflow, check whether an agent can select the right tool, supply valid inputs and recover when something fails. Verify support in the intended browser and agent host, because the guide distinguishes the proposed standard from individual implementations.

• WebMCP 101
• WebMCP 101