Sodium

Sodium by Result.dev turns an existing website into an agent-ready interface by analyzing its repository and generating WebMCP tools that compatible AI agents can discover and use. Instead of manually designing every tool definition, teams connect a GitHub repository and let Sodium identify useful actions already supported by the site. This can include actions such as booking appointments, checking availability, ordering, checkout, account workflows, and other capabilities exposed by the existing website. Sodium is built for founders and developers preparing products for the emerging agentic web. It analyzes repository code as data and says it never runs the code or pushes changes. Teams review the generated tools, choose which ones to publish, and can require confirmation for sensitive actions. Approved tools go live through a lightweight script tag, allowing compatible browser-based AI agents to interact with the website without rebuilding the underlying application. Sodium also provides controls for maintaining agent access as the website evolves. Every publish is signed and versioned with rollback support, while new commits can trigger fresh analysis and draft updated tools for review instead of changing production automatically. Agent analytics measure visits, tool calls, success rate, latency, and traffic from answer engines, giving teams visibility into how AI agents interact with their site. Sodium is especially useful for founders turning an existing SaaS product, marketplace, booking platform, commerce site, or other interactive website into an agent-ready experience. Its main limitation is that it works as an agent interface layer around existing website capabilities; it does not replace the application, backend, APIs, or business logic that power those capabilities.