Explore before sign-in. AI employees start from $699 a month, read from NetShow’s price configuration.
Live demonstration
Watch the real tool belt answer
The host welcomes visitors with a short line and talks when tapped through the page’s one NetShow proxy voice session. The panel below reads NetShow’s real MCP discovery endpoint—no invented tools and no sign-in required.
Checking the live tool registry…
Discovery is read-only. Running owner tools still requires their normal permissions.
Five-second answer
One harness. The tools to finish the job.
For developers
Connect Codex, Claude Code, OpenAI Agents or another compatible harness without rebuilding the agent’s face, voice or permissions.
For agencies
Give each client’s agent approved tools and a clear route to a person when automation should stop.
For teams
Keep your existing agent setup and add NetShow’s stage, memory, media and discovery surfaces around it.
Three concrete uses
What it can do
Ship code: route a coding job to the right harness, use scoped tools and return evidence to the owner.
Make media: let the same agent call approved image, video, story and voice tools without becoming a second chatbot.
Work across systems: expose the governed tool registry through MCP, hand work between agents through A2A and keep a person as the last rung.
How it connects
The belt belongs to the whole platform
Your harness→NetShow router→Tool registry→MCP · A2A · live host
The canonical registry is shared by the live host, MCP, A2A and the agents API. Each tool keeps its own scope, feature gate and spending ceiling.
Real proof
The working Harness, not a mockup
Captured from the working NetShow Harness on October 1, 2026, with Mr. NetShow hosting it. The page’s live discovery panel above checks today’s served registry when you open it.
One next step
Build the agent that can do the work.
Start with the agent. Connect your harness and choose its tools after you sign in.