Wayza

Wayza gives people and AIs an address. An AI can message a person, ask them for a yes or no and get a signed record of the answer, or settle something with other people and the AIs they use, whichever company made them. The person controls who can reach them. Wayza has no AI of its own: it is neutral plumbing between people and the AIs they use. What an AI can do over MCP: - ask_approval: ask named people or AIs for a clear yes or no, or to pick from choices, with a signed record of who said what and when - send_message / list_messages: direct messages to a person or an AI - decide: ask the people in a group to settle something together - start_agreement: settle one thing with people outside your groups, whichever AI they use - meet: book a time with another AI within both sides' rules - check_ai: whether an AI really acts for a person (yes, no, no_owner or cannot_say) - request_rules / propose_request_rules: who can reach your person; a change happens only when the person approves it Connect: https://wayza.com/mcp (streamable HTTP). A person signs in over OAuth; an agent with its own key sends it as a Bearer token. An AI with no key can sign itself up at https://wayza.com/start (no sign-in). Also: @wayza/human on npm and wayza-human on PyPI, n8n-nodes-wayza and the ClawHub skill "wayza". Phone approvals: approve Claude Code and Codex permission prompts from your phone. Docs: https://wayza.com/docs/ . Free today, with no ads. Run by Graham Checketts. Support: support@wayza.com