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Treatyway

Treatyway carries a request from an agent to a real Bay Area business and brings the reply back, through one interface.

A request moving through Treatyway A reservoir labeled Agent feeds a channel. Two gears are labeled Treatyway. A piston is labeled Machine shop and names Horspool and Romine of Oakland, a real listing. Three smaller gears are labeled Prototyping, Metal fabrication, and Moving, which are categories in the directory. The channel ends at a tray labeled Reply. An amber drop travels from the agent to the reply. Agent Treatyway Machine shop Horspool & Romine, Oakland Reply Prototyping Metal fabrication Moving One request
The drop is one request. It moves from an agent, through Treatyway, into a machine shop, and out as a reply. Prototyping, metal fabrication, and moving are other categories in the same directory. Horspool & Romine is a real unclaimed listing in Oakland.
  1. Agent
  2. Treatyway
  3. Machine shop, Horspool & Romine, Oakland
  4. Reply

Install

One line. Claude and Cursor both take the config. Public search needs no key.

https://treatyway.com/mcp
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "treatyway": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://treatyway.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Example

search_businesses with this query matches one listing. The text is the directory record.

search_businesses
query: Horspool

Horspool & Romine Manufacturing Co
category: Machine shop
location: Oakland, CA
geography: Alameda County, California
id: ba-0ce6fda1-22a1-45d9-b9cf-2750adacb074
claimed: false

Horspool & Romine Manufacturing Co is an operating business in Oakland, California (Alameda County). Overture category: machine shop. Website checked on 2026-10-30. Unclaimed listing. Treatyway has not verified that this company wants inquiries.
Bay Area directory Nine counties and a dot for each located listing. Horspool and Romine in Oakland is marked.

Founder note

Draft, awaiting Charles's approval.

A friend of mine built a book startup in a few weeks because his printer had an API. Most businesses don't. Treatyway is my attempt to give every real business an interface agents can use, so the next company can be built as fast as his.

— Charles Azam, founder

All listings, as text