| name | eep-adopt-app |
| description | User wants the Entity Engagement Protocol in their application—EEP, signed webhooks, SSE, gates,
"agent-ready API," or running eep-dev/agent-adopt. Use for adopt EEP, add EEP, EEP webhooks, not for generic REST without EEP.
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Adopt EEP in an app repository
When this triggers: They ask to add EEP, entity streams, or run agent-adopt on a codebase.
Not in scope here: SEO/GEO promises, "ranking" claims, or replacing MCP. See references/positioning.md if they blur EEP and MCP.
Flow
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Work in the application root (the service they want to expose), not the EEP spec repo unless they are developing EEP itself.
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Run:
npx @eep-dev/agent-adopt --project . --no-compliance
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Read EEP_ADOPTION_REPORT.md and eep-generated/. If verify failed, fix apply / config and re-run; see AGENTS.md on the EEP repo for flags.
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If they have a public base URL and credentials:
npx @eep-dev/agent-adopt --project . \
--compliance-target "$URL" \
--compliance-api-key "$KEY" \
--compliance-entity u/entity
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Wire the server: integrate-eep-after-setup-cli. Node: @eep-dev/middleware + @eep-dev/gates. Python: eep-middleware-python. Generated wiring files, if any, are hints—still need review for production.
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For exposing MCP and EEP in one place, see @eep-dev/mcp-bridge in the EEP monorepo (references/positioning.md).