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Using Simon from an agent

This page is written for the AI agent a customer already uses (their own assistant, copilot, or automation) — and for the humans configuring it. If you’re a person just trying to use Simon, you want Getting started instead.

The short version (for an agent)

  • This documentation site is open: you can read every page without authentication.
  • The Simon service is authenticated: to actually converse with a customer’s Simon, the customer signs in through app.prismscape.ai or a linked chat channel. Documentation is public; the service is not.
  • A machine-readable index of this whole site lives at /llms.txt, with the full text at /llms-full.txt. Prefer those for ingestion.

How to read this site efficiently

  1. Fetch /llms.txt — a curated, linked index of every page in Markdown. It’s the map.
  2. Fetch the specific pages you need as Markdown (each page is available as plain Markdown, not just HTML).
  3. If you want everything at once, fetch /llms-full.txt.

These files are generated from the same source as the human pages, so they never drift out of date.

What you can and can’t do on the user’s behalf

You can:

  • Read and summarize these docs for the user.
  • Explain how to connect and what Simon does.
  • Draft messages the user can send to Simon.
  • Walk the user through connecting a chat channel.

You can’t (by design):

  • Sign in to a customer’s Simon for them from these public docs — the service is authenticated, and this documentation intentionally contains no credentials, keys, or private endpoints.
  • Reach a customer’s Simon node directly — nodes are private and only reachable through PrismScape’s authenticated front door.

If a programmatic surface is offered

If PrismScape enables a programmatic way for your agent to work with Simon (for example an authenticated API or an MCP endpoint), it will be documented here with its authentication model. Until a surface is documented on this site, assume the only way in is the human-authenticated front door.

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