Surfing Dog Inbox
Message, ask for a quote or book a call with Surfing Dog, through its open-source inbox.
| Endpoint | https://inbox.surfingdog.ai/mcp (streamable-http) |
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| Registry version | 0.2.0 |
| Now | 19 tools · grade D (63) · pin ts_dfbdb0fbf0d5085695ca1289616ebff5 · protocol 2025-06-18 |
| First / last listed | 2026-11-01 03:04 UTC / 2026-11-01 03:04 UTC |
| Grade over time | 2026-11-01: D (63), 19 tools |
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Tools: get_business_profile list_services list_products check_availability request_quote create_booking create_order get_item_status accept_offer decline_offer suggest_time make_offer provide_details withdraw_from_contract request_return cancel_item send_message acknowledge_receipt verify_customer
get_business_profile | Name, time zone, currency, languages and the item types this business accepts, and where it takes any other kind instead (doors_elsewhere: each with its URL, and the platform it is on when there is one). params: none |
list_services | Bookable services with duration and price. A price per person (price.per = person) is for each person in the booking: send partySize, and the total is the price times it. params: cursor, limit |
list_products | Orderable products with prices in minor units, each with its barcode (gtin, 14 digits) where it has one and whether it is in stock. ids: read the live price of products a network showed you, before your person agrees; gtin: the products with that barcode, in any of its lengths. The price here is the one that counts. params: cursor, limit, q, ids, gtin |
check_availability | Free start times for a service between two instants (at most 14 days). A time that has started, or that starts within the business's minimum notice, is not offered. params: service_id*, from*, to*, party_size |
request_quote | Ask for a price on something custom. Creates a quote_request item. params: payload*, contact, message, attachments, idempotency_key, pass, key |
create_booking | Request a service at a time. Check availability first. endTime and reservationFor.name may be left out: they follow from the service (its length, its name). A fixed-price service costs the business's price from list_services; a different totalPrice you send is only noted for the business. A priced booking binds your person only once they confirmed it: without terms_sha nothing is sent, and you get params: payload*, contact, message, attachments, visit_for, terms_sha, idempotency_key, pass, key |
create_order | Order products. Prices are in minor units. A line naming a product (productId or sku) costs the business's price from list_products, and the total follows; a different price you send is only noted for the business. A line naming no product waits for the business to price it. A priced order binds your person only once they confirmed it: without terms_sha nothing is sent, and you get the summary to params: payload*, contact, message, attachments, terms_sha, idempotency_key, pass, key |
get_item_status | The current state of an item you created, in the business's words: what it proposed and waits for your person to answer (offer, with its terms_sha), who it waits on, what they can do next, and the conversation so far (thread: the business's replies and your person's messages). params: item_id*, access_token, pass, key |
accept_offer | Accept another time the business proposed for a booking, its quote, its changes to an order, or a change it asks for to a confirmed booking or an accepted order (offer.kind change: the promise moves). This binds your person, so send terms_sha — offer.terms_sha from get_item_status — only after they said yes to offer.human, and offer_id (offer.id) so an answer to an offer since replaced does nothin params: item_id*, offer_id, terms_sha, access_token, idempotency_key, pass, key |
decline_offer | Say no to another time or to changes the business proposed (the booking request or the order is closed) or to its quote. To a change it asks for to a confirmed booking or an accepted order, no keeps what was agreed; on a change your person asked for (requested_change), it takes that back. Add reason (and reason_code) for anything your person wants the business to know. params: item_id*, offer_id, reason, reason_code, access_token, idempotency_key, pass, key |
suggest_time | Instead of the time the business proposed, ask for another: start_time must be one of the free times check_availability lists (the end follows the service's length). The business confirms it or proposes again. On a confirmed booking it asks the business to move it (the end keeps the booking's length), and the booking stays as agreed until the business says yes. After a few rounds, or past the chan params: item_id*, start_time*, note, access_token, idempotency_key, pass, key |
make_offer | Answer what the business proposed with only what your person would change: another start_time (a booking: one of the free times check_availability lists; a quote request: the time it is for), other quantities for the lines of changes it suggested to an order (by index in offer.terms.lines; 0 drops one), another delivery_when, or how many (quantity) for a quote request. It goes back to the business params: item_id*, offer_id, terms*, note, reason_code, access_token, idempotency_key, pass, key |
provide_details | Answer what the business asked about an item (get_item_status says it needs a detail). The item moves on; on any other item your details are kept as a message for the business. params: item_id*, details*, access_token, idempotency_key, pass, key |
withdraw_from_contract | Your person withdraws from their booking (one they paid for) or order, within the period the business states (withdrawal on get_item_status). Two steps: without confirm_withdrawal nothing is sent and you get the statement to show them (confirm.statement); send confirm_withdrawal: true on their yes. Before the goods went out the order ends and what was paid is refunded; once they reached your perso params: item_id*, confirm_withdrawal, lines, note, access_token, idempotency_key, pass, key |
request_return | Once an order's goods reached your person: ask to send them back. reason faulty, not_as_described or wrong_item (the legal guarantee: it costs them nothing), or changed_mind (a withdrawal while the period runs, agreed at once; after it, a return the business answers under its own policy). lines: which, by index in orderedItem, and how many; all when left out. The return comes back as linked; get_i params: item_id*, reason*, lines, wants, note, access_token, idempotency_key, pass, key |
cancel_item | Cancel an item you created. After the business's cancellation window, a confirmed booking is cancelled late where the business records late cancellations (it may count against the customer), and refused where it does not. A confirmed stay answers first with the fee under its policy and what is owed back (confirm): send its fee_sha once your person said yes. params: item_id*, reason, fee_sha, access_token, idempotency_key, pass, key |
send_message | Start a conversation, or reply on an item you own. params: item_id, subject, body*, contact, message_id, access_token, idempotency_key, pass, key |
acknowledge_receipt | Counter-sign a receipt this item earned, so both sides hold it: a promise, a change both sides agreed to it (kind amended), how it ended, or a refund's. Read the item to find its receipts; then send a compact JWS signed with your own Ed25519 key — header {alg:'EdDSA', typ:'sdi-receipt-ack+jws', jwk:<your public jwk>}, payload {rcp:<receipt id>, sha:<base64url(SHA-256(receipt jws))>, iat:<unix seco params: item_id*, counter_signature, receipt_id, receipt, access_token, pass, key |
verify_customer | When a result says identity.recognised is weak, the person gave the email of a customer the business knows. Call this with item_id and access_token to email them six digits; ask the person for the code and call it again with code. Then the business recognises them. params: item_id*, access_token, code |
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