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fawtar.app

fawtar.app publishes an Agentic Resource Discovery manifest at /.well-known/ai-catalog.json, declaring what an AI agent can call on this domain. Everything below is read from that file. First seen by our crawler on 27 October 2026.

3declared resources
3with a callable endpoint
3answering of 3 checked
0verified tools

Declared resource	Type
Connect Fawtar to an AI assistantanswers in 535ms How to connect an AI assistant to a Fawtar account: the MCP connector, OAuth consent, the tool list and its per-plan limits. endpoint: `https://fawtar.app/ai` identifier: `urn:air:fawtar.app:assistant-guide` published to be found for: How do I connect Fawtar to an AI assistant? · What can the Fawtar connector do on my plan?	text/html
Fawtar REST API (OpenAPI 3.1)answers in 605ms Machine-readable OpenAPI 3.1 specification for the Fawtar REST API. Public: no key is needed to read the spec. Human documentation is at /docs/api. endpoint: `https://fawtar.app/api/v1/openapi.json` identifier: `urn:air:fawtar.app:rest-api` published to be found for: Which endpoint creates an invoice? · How do I page through customers?	application/openapi+json
Fawtar MCP serveranswers in 425ms Streamable HTTP MCP endpoint for a Fawtar account. A GET returns a JSON description of this endpoint: protocol version, transport, how to authenticate, and the tool list. Authenticate with an OAuth 2.1 access token or a Fawtar API key as a bearer token. Too... endpoint: `https://fawtar.app/api/mcp` identifier: `urn:air:fawtar.app:mcp-server` published to be found for: Which invoices are still outstanding? · Issue an Arabic tax invoice for this customer · What is my VAT total for this period?	application/json

Source: https://fawtar.app/.well-known/ai-catalog.json, this publisher's own file. Identifiers are reproduced exactly as published. Note: this is the pre-v0.91 path. The specification renamed the manifest to /.well-known/ard.json, and most of the ecosystem still serves the older name. Of the resources listed, 3 have been probed for reachability. "Answers" and "no response" describe only whether an endpoint replied when last probed: services go down and come back, and an entry is demoted rather than removed. None of this is a trust, quality or safety rating.

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