Over the past few days, I have been working on a new stage for The Mind Archetype.
The idea was simple: I did not want to build another AI demo. I wanted to explore how a real psychology website could interact directly with AI agents.
That is where WebMCP came in.
I have integrated 12 tools into The Mind Archetype that allow an agent to learn about our services, explore areas of care, find resources, understand the consultation process, prepare a consultation request, and start the process of booking an appointment.
What I find most interesting is the opportunity to think about websites differently.
Until now, we have primarily designed websites around how people interact with them. Now, we can also think about how an agent can understand and use those same services.
And in psychology, there is a very clear boundary: technology can help people find information, get oriented, and access care more easily, but it does not replace a psychologist or make clinical decisions on someone's behalf.
There is still a lot to explore, but this first version is already working.
The Mind Archetype is now also prepared for a future where humans and AI agents can interact with the same services.
https://themindarchetype.netlify.app/
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