MCP for creators
Publish once. Agents run the same product marketplace buyers run, at the same price.
Creators who already publish workflows.
Know that MCP does not need a second graph, and what an agent is allowed to see.
Publish once#
When you publish in Workflow Studio, that version is what marketplace buyers run, what the REST API runs, and what agents run through MCP. There is no second product and no extra graph.
Keep publishing the way you do today. Agents pick it up from the live catalog. See Sell to Humans and Agents.
What agents see#
Agents see your title, description, category, displayed price, and the input form with human field names. They also see example values you published. They do not see internal block ids.
A buyer who wants the human path still lands on your product page.
Write the title and the input labels as if a stranger will fill them from chat. Vague names make the agent ask more questions or guess wrong.
Demos#
If a workflow is cheap enough, hosted by Edgaze, and not remixed, an agent may run one free demo per signed-in user. A demo is a real execution with that user's inputs. It does not create earnings.
Paid agent runs use the same displayed price and the same creator share as marketplace runs.
You do not need a second setup#
You do not register an MCP server. You do not paste a tool schema. Publishing the workflow is the whole creator step.
If you want agents to find the workflow, keep the listing public, keep the description specific, and set a category when you publish. The classifier will not overwrite a category you chose.
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