sorted.fast 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 31 August 2026.
| Declared resource | Type |
|---|---|
| Sorted MCP Serveranswers in 163ms MCP server for event registration at scale. Create events, manage registrations and waitlists, run virtual queues, and handle dynamic pricing. endpoint: https://sorted.fast/.well-known/mcp.jsonidentifier: urn:ai:sorted.fast:mcp-server:event-registrationpublished to be found for: create an event with 200 capacity · register a student for an event by email · set up a virtual waiting room for a product drop · list all upcoming events for my organization create_event list_events queue_registration get_registration remove_registration create_queue join_queue get_queue_status | application/mcp-server+json |
| Sorted REST APIanswers in 113ms REST API for event registration, waitlists, virtual queues, and dynamic pricing. Self-register as an organizer via POST /api/organizers/register. endpoint: https://sorted.fast/apiidentifier: urn:ai:sorted.fast:api:restpublished to be found for: create a ticketed event with dynamic pricing · bulk-register attendees for a class · manage a waitlist for a sold-out event · get real-time registration counts | application/json |
https://sorted.fast/.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, 2 have been probed for reachability.
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