For developer advocates, OSS maintainers, and educators

Let any agent learn about your product through MCP

You maintain a library or product. Users ask their agents about it, and the answers are wrong. Your docs exist, but no agent can reach them.

Agents are talking about your product

They are getting it wrong

Agents get it wrong

Users ask their agent about your library. It is wrong. They blame your docs. But the agent never saw them.

Stale training data

Models are trained on old data. Your v3 launched last month, but agents still describe v1 features.

Missed opportunities

Agent-first users discover products through their tools. If your docs are not reachable from an agent, you do not exist to them.

No control of the narrative

You cannot update what agents say about your product. You publish docs and hope they get crawled, hope they get trained on. Hope is not a strategy.

Official context, instantly reachable

Create a public Wire container for your project. Any agent that speaks MCP can connect to your official docs. Correct answers, straight from the source, in every agent that connects.

  • Publish official context for your product
  • Any MCP-speaking agent can connect
  • Updates reflect immediately
  • Control the narrative agents tell about your product

Who publishes public containers?

Open Source Maintainers

Let every agent give correct answers about your library. Ship your docs in an agent-native format.

Developer Advocates

Reach developers where they already are: inside the agents they code with.

Educators

Publish course materials students can reach through their study agent.

How public containers work

Step 1

Create & upload

Create a container and upload your documentation, guides, or course materials.

Step 2

Make it public

Toggle the container to public. Anyone can now connect via MCP.

Step 3

Share the link

Share the MCP URL. Users add it to their agent in one line.

Common questions

Who can connect to a public container?
Any agent that speaks MCP. Public containers are reachable through a standard MCP URL. The user adds the URL to their agent (Claude Desktop, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible runtime) and the agent can query it. No sign-up required.
How do I keep the content up to date?
Updates to the container are live. When you push new documentation, every connected agent gets the latest version automatically.
Is there a cost to have others query my public container?
Query costs are charged to the container owner's account. Wire's pricing is low (1–5 credits per query) and you can monitor usage.
Can I see who is using my public container?
Wire tracks query activity so you can see how heavily a container is being used. Identities of external connectors are not exposed.
How is this different from publishing a docs site?
A docs site requires the user to leave their agent to search. A public Wire container lets the agent query the docs in place. The answers come directly back into the agent's workflow.

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