Connect an assistant
FourWinds answers AI assistants directly: our prices, a free look at a domain's email protection, and a way to book a call. No key or sign-in.
The MCP server
Add this address to any assistant that connects to remote MCP servers over Streamable HTTP. It needs no sign-in.
https://fourwindsdigital.com/api/mcp
- get_prices: Secured and proven, Build and Run, every tier and what it covers.
- check_domain: who handles a domain's mail, whether it has one valid SPF record, and whether DMARC is enforced.
- request_call: books a 20-minute call, the same as the call form.
Every endpoint
| Method | Address | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| POST | /api/mcp | The MCP server: tools get_prices, check_domain and request_call |
| GET | /api/agent/prices | Every published price and what it covers, as JSON |
| GET | /api/agent/check-domain?domain=example.ie | Mail provider, SPF and DMARC for a domain, from public DNS |
| POST | /api/agent/request-call | Ask for a 20-minute call on the person's behalf |
| GET | /openapi.json | The three JSON endpoints, described in OpenAPI 3.1 |
| GET | /llms.txt | The site in one plain file |
Booking a call for somebody
Send it only when the person has asked to talk to FourWinds and has given their name and email. They are emailed a copy straight away and can reply to change the times. FourWinds replies by the end of the next working day with a time and a video-call link, or rings them if a number is given.
POST https://fourwindsdigital.com/api/agent/request-call { "name": "Aoife Byrne", "email": "aoife@example.ie", "company": "Example Ltd", "days": ["Tuesday", "Thursday"], "times": ["Morning, 9 to 12"], "notes": "Our insurer is asking about backups and two-step sign-in." }
Days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. Times, Irish time: Morning, 9 to 12; Afternoon, 12 to 5. The example person and business are made up.
Limits and data
- Domain checks: 20 an hour from one address, 10 an hour for one domain.
- Call requests: the call form's own limits, 3 an hour for one email address and 10 from one caller.
- A domain check reads public DNS only and keeps nothing. A call request is kept as an enquiry, as the call form's is; the privacy notice says how.