# Agent access and browser tools

Canonical page: https://aurelquant.com/agents/

Discover public AurelQuant research demos and enterprise offerings through native browser tools, with quotation drafts reviewed by the visitor.

AURELQUANT FOR AI AGENTS

# Research discovery. Quotations for review.

Find public financial research examples, inspect enterprise offerings and prepare a quotation that the visitor reviews.

## Browser tools

Checking whether this browser exposes native WebMCP.

AurelQuant browser tools Tool | What it does | Effect | 

list_demos | Lists eight public demos and completed playbooks. | Read only | 

get_catalogue | Reads enterprise offerings from the public catalogue service. | Read only | 

recommend_demo | Matches a short analytical topic to relevant demos, within this page. | Read only | 

prepare_quotation | Opens the quotation form with a selected offering and optional business requirements. | Local draft and navigation | 

## A visitor decides when to send

Preparing a quotation does not submit it or send an email. Contact details and existing priorities remain unchanged, and consent is never selected automatically. The visitor reviews the form and uses its normal send action.

Optional requirements are stored only in the current browser tab, expire after five minutes and are removed when the quotation form reads them. They are not placed in a URL. Keep credentials, contact details and confidential financial records out of tool arguments.

## Public catalogue

The enterprise offerings cover company and market research, portfolio and risk analysis, and financial workflows. Pricing is agreed through a quotation. These tools do not provide purchases or payments.

[Read the public catalogue](https://aurelquant.com/api/agent/catalogue) · [Explore the demos](https://aurelquant.com/demos/) · [Request a quotation](https://aurelquant.com/request-a-quote/)

## Browser support

The integration registers tools only when a browser exposes its native WebMCP API. It does not replace that API with a simulated implementation. Browsers without native support can use all ordinary website links and forms.

The implementation follows the [WebMCP community draft](https://webmachinelearning.github.io/webmcp/), including the document API and detection of earlier navigator implementations.