For AI Agents
Norvet MSP for AI agents
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server is a small API that lets an AI agent call specific, well-defined actions instead of guessing from a web page. Norvet MSP runs one at /mcp so an agent can look up services, published pricing, and fiber availability, search the site, and send a lead, all with structured, predictable responses.
Endpoint
https://norvetmsp.com/mcp over Streamable HTTP. POST JSON-RPC requests with Accept: application/json, text/event-stream. The server is stateless: every request is independent, and there is no session to set up first.
No login needed
There is no API key, OAuth flow, or account to create. Every tool is read-only except submit_lead, which is gated by explicit consent instead of authentication (see below).
Tools
search_norvetKeyword search over Norvet MSP's published pages, FAQ answers, and case studies.get_serviceStructured details on one service line (valid slugs: managed-it, cybersecurity, business-internet, technology-projects, structured-cabling, business-websites, payments-pos).list_pricingEvery price Norvet has actually published. Everything else is quoted after a conversation.check_fiber_availabilityA quick, instant check of whether a ZIP code is near Norvet fiber infrastructure.submit_leadSends a real message to Norvet MSP so a person follows up. Requires explicit consent.
How submit_lead handles consent
Calling submit_lead creates a real lead in Norvet’s systems and a person follows up. It is not a preview or a draft. The tool requires a consent field set to true, and its description tells the calling agent to set that only after the person it is helping has explicitly agreed to share their name, contact details, and message with Norvet MSP. Sending it without asking first is a misuse of the tool, not an approved shortcut. Submissions are also rate-limited per connection to keep the surface from being used for spam.
Looking for the human version?
If you are a person (or an agent helping one) and just want to tell Norvet what you need, start here instead.
