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jsonify.me is an “agent-first JSON profiles” service: after signing up, you get an API key and can write any JSON object to a given slug, which other agents can then read or search. Its core use case is storing “master profile” data once and reusing it across multiple agents, such as bios, preferences, connection details, capability descriptions, and similar structured information.
In terms of functionality and use cases, it provides a complete set of REST endpoints: account registration, key recovery, account lookup, API key creation/revocation, and profile creation, replacement, reading, deletion, and search. Public profiles can be read without authentication, and there is also a /data endpoint that returns only the JSON body. For privacy, the convention is that the private object in JSON and fields ending in _private are hidden from non-owners. This is simple, but it relies on naming conventions.
The service is not tied to any specific language or framework; it can be called with curl. Support for the AI tooling ecosystem is a major focus: it provides an MCP endpoint at /mcp, with OAuth 2.1 and Bearer API key support. Tools include whoami, get_schema, search_profiles, semantic_search_profiles, get_profile, and upsert_profile. It also offers /llms.txt for agents to read workflow instructions, and /schema/v1 as the standard profile JSON Schema.
The captured page does not disclose pricing, free quotas, payment methods, or SLA details, nor does it state whether the service is open source, closed source, or self-hostable. On the documentation side, the homepage already includes a quick start, REST endpoints, MCP configuration, privacy rules, and a minimal valid profile example, making it beginner-friendly. However, it lacks the error codes, rate limits, data retention, security/compliance, and regional hosting information needed for production use.
Its strengths are an extremely simple API, native MCP support, convenient public reads, and suitability for sharing structured profiles between agents. Its drawbacks are a lightweight permission model and the lack of SDKs, team features, audit capabilities, and commercial support information. It is best suited to AI agent developers, MCP client users, and small projects that need to maintain machine-readable personal or agent profiles.
The page does not provide information about access from mainland China, network nodes, or payment methods, so availability is unknown. If access or compliance is a requirement, alternatives to evaluate include Supabase, Firebase, Cloudflare Workers KV/D1, Airtable API, JSONBin, or a self-hosted storage API.
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jsonify.me is an Unknown API & Data (Ai Agent Json Api) provider. TG4G tracks its product information, an overall rating of 7.0/10, and a China-accessibility score of China direct-connect friendly. Click "Visit Official Site" to reach jsonify.me directly.