What’s new in CoreLoop

CoreLoop 0.5 is about the answers agents give on your behalf: where they come from, what they may include, and which channels carry them.

Agents answer from your website and documents

Every direct agent connection now carries an ask tool. An assistant asks a question in plain language and gets back passages from your own text, each with its source: a page on your website, a document you uploaded, or a page behind a link you listed. Nothing is generated or guessed.

The text comes from your published website. From the Starter plan it also includes your public documents and the pages behind your links. It is rebuilt after every re-read of your website and every change to your documents or links.

Availability: every plan, on your agent endpoint and agent-to-agent connections, with a corpus size that grows with the plan. Details in the agent endpoint reference.

Choose which channels carry each tool

Every tool your business offers can now be switched on or off per channel: your agent endpoint, agent-to-agent, and in-browser. A channel that is off carries nothing, whatever the per-tool switches say. Sending you an inquiry is never offered in the browser, and ask is off in the browser until you turn it on. Owners on every plan. Details in Where each tool is offered.

Only public data reaches agents

Every field CoreLoop stores about your business carries one of three labels: public, yours, or internal. Only public fields can be sent to an agent, and the check runs automatically before any change ships. Explained in the Trust Center under What agents can see.

In-browser assistants, live

An AI assistant working inside a visitor’s browser can read your business details on the page it is already looking at, using the WebMCP standard. From the Starter plan this works on your CoreLoop page. From the Pro plan it also works on your own domain and, once your website code is verified, on your own website. These tools only read; sending you an inquiry stays on your direct agent connections. Every call is logged in your analytics like any other channel.

Page shortcuts and form pre-fill

After each check of your website, CoreLoop suggests shortcuts for the pages it found: open your pricing page, read your opening hours, open your booking page. Nothing goes live until you approve it, and every live shortcut is checked before launch and watched afterwards; a broken one is paused and you are told. Live shortcuts count toward your AI readiness score.

For a contact or booking form you approve, an assistant can pre-fill the details the visitor has already given it. The page asks the visitor first, CoreLoop never sends the form, and passwords, card details and identity numbers are never filled.

Availability: your CoreLoop page from the Starter plan; your own domain and your own website, with shortcuts and form pre-fill, from the Pro plan. Details in the WebMCP reference and the website guide.

Locations: one at a time, nearest first

A page with more than one location now shows one at a time, with the map following the selection. Every location stays on the page for search engines and AI agents. Visitors who share their location see your branches nearest first, with distances; their location stays in their own browser and never reaches CoreLoop. Details in Locations.

Teams, roles and handover

Invite teammates by email and give each one a role. An owner can do everything. A manager can do everything except billing, ownership handover, deleting the company and choosing which channels carry each tool. A viewer can look but not change. Handing a business to a new owner is a two-step transfer with a 72-hour acceptance link; the current owner stays in charge until it is accepted.

Availability: team access on the Pro plan; the handover on every plan. Details in Your team and what each role can do and Hand over a business.

One connection reaches every published business

The CoreLoop network router, at coreloop-directory, offers seven tools over your agent endpoint protocol and three skills over agent-to-agent: search the directory, read a business, and reach it. Every published business is reachable through it. The router is listed in the public MCP Registry and the platform publishes a root agent card. Details in the protocols overview.

Also in this release

• Lock any field against website re-reads. Locked text stays as you wrote it; other changes queue for your approval. Keeping your profile fresh.
• AI files you can edit. Write your own version of the files agents read, and lock it.
• Your CoreLoop Page on your own domain. Pro and above. Custom domains.
• Passkeys and one-tap sign-in. Passkeys, Google one-tap and two-factor management. Signing in.
• Dark mode. Follows your device or the setting you pick.
• Which AI platform asked. Analytics shows which platforms interact with your business, from the Starter plan. Analytics.
• Emails in your language. Every email arrives in your dashboard language.
• Deletion you can undo. Account and company deletion can be reversed for 7 days. Deleting your account.
• Translations that follow the change. Only the fields that changed are translated again.
• More in the profile editor. Social links, optional sections, a Policies field, and price ranges for services.

AI agents could already send you inquiries through your agent endpoint. Now human visitors can do the same thing from your CoreLoop page: a contact form, right on the page, that lands in the same inquiry inbox as everything else.

How it works

A visitor opens your page, taps the inquiry button, writes their message, and sends. You get a notification and the message appears in your dashboard inbox alongside inquiries from AI assistants, one place for all of it. The form sits next to the rest of what your page already shows visitors: your services, photos, documents, and location map.

Control and limits

Both doors, the web form and the agent channel, share one set of spam limits: 3 messages per day per sender for each business, 50 per day per business in total, 2,000 characters per message, plain text only. Shared means shared: nobody can stack the two doors to double their quota. A flood guard in front of the form catches rapid-fire submissions before they count.

Availability

Available now on all plans, on every published page.

Your CoreLoop page has always been agent-readable. Now your own website can be too, with one copy-paste. The snippet you install on your site carries two things in a single block: discovery markup that points AI agents at your live profile, and a small loader that can offer agents tools directly on your pages.

How it works

Copy the snippet from your dashboard and paste it into your website’s HTML, once. The first part is passive: structured markup that tells visiting AI crawlers who you are and where your always- current information lives (your page, your agent endpoint, your llms.txt file). It carries pointers rather than details, so nothing in it goes stale when you change your hours.

The second part is new: a lightweight script that registers your read-only business tools (services, hours, prices) in the visitor’s browser, using the WebMCP standard. When a browser with an AI assistant loads your site, the assistant can find those tools right on the page. Sending you an inquiry is not among them — that stays on your direct agent connections.

Control and limits

The whole block obeys the “Your own website” switch on the Connect page, in Where people and agents find you. Flip it off and the tools stop responding. The tools themselves are read-only — they answer questions and never send anything on your behalf — with the same rate limits as every other CoreLoop channel. And because a pasted snippet lives outside our reach, CoreLoop checks your site weekly and alerts you if the snippet drifts out of date.

Availability

The paste-block itself is free on every plan, and its discovery half works as soon as you paste it. The in-page tools half is a plan feature and needs one more step: your website code has to be verified first, and in-page tools run on your own website and your own domain from the Pro plan (on your CoreLoop page they start at Starter). Whatever your plan, agents that connect the classic way reach you through your agent endpoint and llms.txt, which the same snippet points them to.

Your business is reachable through more places than one: your CoreLoop page, the AI-agent channels, the directory, your own website. Until now you had to know where each of those lived. Now there’s one view for all of them: “Where people and agents find you”, on the Connect page in your dashboard.

How it works

The view lists every channel your business is present on, what each one is in plain language, and its current state. Each channel has its own switch. Want your page public but the in-page browser tools off? Flip one switch. Want everything off at once? Unpublishing your profile remains the master switch that takes every channel offline instantly.

One detail worth knowing: turning off your public page does not remove you from agent channels. Those are separate switches by design, so you can keep answering AI assistants even if you’d rather send human visitors to your own website instead.

Control and limits

This release also gives the in-page browser tools (WebMCP) their own per-channel control: you can enable them on your CoreLoop page, on your own website, both, or neither, independently. Every switch takes effect immediately. No channel ever serves an unpublished profile, whatever the switches say.

Availability

Available now on all plans, on the Connect page in your dashboard.

If your profile speaks several languages, every agent channel now speaks them too. An AI assistant asking about your business in French gets your French content; one asking in Finnish gets Finnish. The channel picks the language the asker requests, and falls back to your original language when a translation isn’t available.

How it works

Your agent endpoint and the cross-business directory both honour the requester’s language, per question. Agent-to-agent callers see which languages you speak advertised on your agent card and converse in the one they choose. Only completed translations are ever served, so your business never appears half-translated in any language. And every one of these surfaces carries all of your locations, each with its own address, hours, and contact details.

Your llms.txt file stays in your original content language. It’s a static pointer document whose job is to route agents to the live, properly localised endpoint, not to duplicate the translations itself.

Availability

Language handling is live on every plan for your original language. Serving translated content requires profile translations, a Pro feature; see Languages. Multi-location data flows to all agent surfaces on every plan, within your plan’s location count.

Insights now breaks down agent activity by channel — assistant connections, agent-to-agent queries, in-browser tools, and crawler reads — so you can see where AI attention actually comes from and which answers agents ask for most.

A small copy-paste snippet now lets your own website point AI agents to your CoreLoop presence — so assistants that land on your site find the structured answers too. The dashboard shows whether the snippet is live and verified.

Businesses with more than one location can now manage them all under a single page. Each location carries its own address, hours, and phone; AI agents, your public page, and the directory all answer with the right location. Available on every plan, with higher location counts on paid tiers.

When an AI assistant's user wants to reach you, the inquiry now lands in your dashboard inbox with full context — what was asked, and how to reply. Spam protection is built in: strict per-agent and per-business limits keep the channel clean.

Your public page now carries in-browser AI tools using the emerging WebMCP standard. Browser-based assistants visiting your page can query your services and hours right there — no separate connection needed. It switches on automatically for published pages.

Every published business now has a complete A2A presence: a verifiable agent card at its well-known address and an endpoint other AI agents can query directly — services, hours, prices. It comes with rate limits, full interaction logging, and an on/off switch per channel, all managed from your dashboard.

Your dashboard now shows a Matchability score: how well AI assistants can read, quote, and recommend your business based on what your profile contains. It comes with concrete suggestions — add prices, fill in hours, describe services — that directly improve how agents answer about you.

Business content can now be automatically translated into 18 languages. AI assistants answer about your services in the language the customer asked in, and your public page follows. Facts like prices, phone numbers, and hours stay exact — only the words are translated.

You can now upload documents — price lists, FAQs, service descriptions — to give AI agents deeper material to answer from. Agents get more precise answers about the details that don't fit a profile field.