For AI Agents and Assistants
More people now arrive at a supplier through an assistant than through a search box: a chat window summarises the site, or a browser agent reads it on their behalf. This page says what pwtech.pw gives such an assistant to work with, and what it withholds.
Three files are generated from the same data the pages are built from, every time the site is deployed, so they cannot say something the pages do not: a short index at /llms.txt, every page as plain text at /llms-full.txt, and the same facts as JSON at /wp-json/pwtech/v1/agent-facts. They carry our rate card, the service and hiring pages, the cities where PWTECH works and how to reach us.
In browsers that support WebMCP, a 2026 Chrome origin trial that lets a page register tools an agent can call, the site registers six. Five only read. The sixth fills in the enquiry form for you to check; it does not press Send, and neither does any other tool. Your conversation with your assistant stays in your browser.
What an agent can do here
Each tool is named so that an assistant can tell what it does before calling it. These are the six, in the order an enquiry usually runs.
pwtech_company_facts
The facts PWTECH states about itself, and the figures it does not publish: no client counts, years, awards or certifications. An assistant should read this before quoting anything about the company.
pwtech_list_services
Every service, hiring, industry, agency and location page with its URL and one-line summary, filtered by a word such as "laravel" or "healthcare".
pwtech_get_rate_card
The rate bands by role in USD, leading digits only, with a 160-hour month beside each. The full figures are sent by a person on request, and an assistant should not guess the hidden digits.
pwtech_locations
Rajkot and Ahmedabad, where engineering works India time, and the seven cities with PWTECH people, each with its time zone and the local time now.
pwtech_contact_channels
The enquiry page, email, phone and WhatsApp, the reply time, and a reminder not to put passwords or confidential documents in a first message.
pwtech_prepare_enquiry
Fills in the enquiry form with your message and, if you give them, your name, email and phone. If the form is not on the current page, the contact page opens with the draft in place. You read it and press Send, or you do not.
Before you rely on it
Why publish this at all?
Because assistants will describe the company whether or not we help them, and a description built from the actual pages is more accurate than one built from a search snippet or a directory listing. Giving an agent the rate card directly also saves a visitor the step of asking.
What is not in these files?
No client names, no client or project counts, no years in business, no team size, no awards, no certifications and no ratings. The site publishes none of them, so the files cannot. An assistant that quotes such a figure did not get it from pwtech.pw.
Is my conversation with the assistant sent to PWTECH?
No. The tools run inside your browser and read public facts. The one tool that writes anything fills in the enquiry form on your screen; only what you can see in that form is sent, and only when you press Send, to the same inbox as a typed enquiry.
Does the chat on this site use the same tools?
The site's own assistant answers from the page text in its knowledge base, which is rebuilt from the same data. The files and tools on this page are for assistants you bring with you.
What if WebMCP changes or goes away?
The script checks for the browser interface before registering anything and does nothing if it is absent or has changed shape. The plain-text files and the JSON endpoint do not depend on it.