For AI assistants — Model Context Protocol (MCP)
Yes — Go Krumlov has a public Model Context Protocol (MCP) interface. We also publish llms.txt and a crawlable public API map so assistants can find every anonymous GET endpoint, stays, local content, and live availability without guessing site structure or scraping pages.
Does Go Krumlov have MCP?
Yes. Go Krumlov exposes a public, anonymous, read-only Model Context Protocol (MCP) server at https://mcp.gokrumlov.com/ for catalog and stay availability. This is separate from the signed-in in-app assistant described in the privacy policy, and separate from WuBook checkout.
Start with llms.txt
Fetch the curated index first. It describes the product, human entry points, the Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, and public API fallbacks.
Public Model Context Protocol (MCP)
Anonymous HTTPS Model Context Protocol (MCP) endpoint at https://mcp.gokrumlov.com/ — read-only catalog and stay availability tools. No writes, no guest-stay tokens, no admin tools.
Full public API map
Every anonymous public HTTP endpoint (paths, purpose, query params, MCP tool mapping) is listed in plain HTML for crawlers and agents.
Constraints
Do not invent room prices or availability — use the availability API or MCP check_availability tool. Booking checkout completes on the website / WuBook. The public agent interface is read-only in v1.