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There are two ways to explore please today: the browser-based control-plane preview and the public read-only simulation service.

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Explore the product preview

1

Open the app

Visit please.xyz/app. The current experience is a demo and does not require a wallet.
2

Choose an example request

Try a request such as “Give this research agent a $0.10 task budget,” “Explain today’s agent activity,” or “Preview a 500 USDC Aave supply action.”
3

Inspect the proposed plan

Open the review screen and look for the action, amount, network or destination, estimated cost, and warnings.
4

Explore funding context and the audit trail

Use the navigation to see how balances and positions support funding and exposure review, while decisions and actions appear in one readable history.
All agents, policies, budgets, balances, returns, activity, routes, and approvals shown in the web app are illustrative demo data.

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Request a read-only simulation

Compatible Model Context Protocol clients can connect to:
The public service exposes two tools:
  • discover_actions returns the actions, chains, assets, and safety constraints currently supported by the service.
  • simulate_action validates and previews one fully specified action.
1

Add the remote MCP server

Add the URL above to a client that supports remote Streamable HTTP MCP servers. Client setup differs, so follow the current documentation for your client.
2

Discover what is available

Ask the client to call discover_actions before requesting a simulation. Treat the response as the source of truth for current availability.
3

Specify every material detail

Include the action, chain, asset or contract, exact decimal amount, recipient or beneficiary when relevant, and slippage where applicable. Never guess an address or asset.
4

Review the preview

Check semantic steps, expected balance changes, simulation mode, state reference, warnings, and expiry.
Try a request like:
Discover the actions Please currently supports. If an Aave supply preview is available for the network and asset I choose, ask me for every missing parameter before simulating it.
The public MCP service cannot approve, sign, submit, broadcast, or move funds. Stop after the simulation and independently review any real transaction in an appropriate wallet or protocol interface.