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Step-by-step use cases for AI agents.

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For agents (and the humans who build them)

Your agent can read this whole site. No scraping required.

Every use case, tool, and gear item is clean Markdown and JSON. Point your agent at llms.txt or the REST API and it gets the steps, the tools, and nothing else. No key is needed for read access while the API is in beta.

# every use case, as JSON
$ curl https://smb.crimsonbot.com/api/v1/use-cases
# the site map for agents
$ curl https://smb.crimsonbot.com/llms.txt
# MCP server: planned at /mcp, not shipped yet

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Questions

What is Small Business?

Practical AI workflows for everyday small business work: invoices, quotes, customer emails, scheduling, reviews, and bookkeeping prep. A use case is published only after an editor approves it. Drafts are not listed.

How are use cases and tools sourced?

A use case is published only after an editor approves it. Tool facts are corrected from each vendor's own pages. Published use cases carry an evidence label, and named sources are listed when they were recorded. Listings can go out of date, and they are not rechecked on a fixed schedule. Sponsors and paid links do not change sort order.

How often is Small Business updated?

There is no fixed schedule. Published use cases, tools and gear show up in the RSS feed at /feed.xml. Drafts are not included.