micro1 API
micro1 publishes an A2A Agent Card from its documentation host. The card is served over the canonical RFC 8615 path, parses as a JSON object, and carries real AgentCard shape (name, url, version, protocolVersion, capabilities, skills). Its single skill points at a provider-authored Agent Skill markdown file, also served from /.well-known/ — captured verbatim in ../skills/micro1-recruiter-skill.md. NOTE: the card is a documentation-surface agent card (the advertised url and preferredTransport point at the docs site, and the executable surface behind it is the Mintlify MCP server at https://ai-recruiter.micro1.ai/mcp) — it does not front the https://public.api.micro1.ai REST API directly. See ../mcp/micro1-tool-crosswalk.yml.
AgentCard object — a capabilities object, a declared protocolVersion, and a well-formed skills array.
An A2A client finds this agent by fetching the well-known path on the provider's own host. That is what makes an agent card different from every other agent artifact in this catalog: it is provider-published by construction — it cannot be derived, generated, or reconstructed on a provider's behalf.
https://ai-recruiter.micro1.ai/
· transport HTTP+JSON
non-standard supportedInterfaces
Micro1 micro1
Use when building recruitment automation workflows, creating AI-powered interviews, managing candidate pipelines, inviting candidates to interviews, retrieving interview reports and recordings, or integrating recruitment processes with external ATS systems via webhooks.
2026-07-31 from https://ai-recruiter.micro1.ai/.well-known/agent-card.json,
HTTP 200. The body was saved verbatim and is the sole source for
everything on this page — no field is inferred.
View the captured card.
Providers change what they serve; if this card has moved or changed shape,
the provider profile carries the
current state as of the last build.
Work with this as data
Every agent card here is available over the APIs.io API and to AI agents over MCP. A2A Agent Cards is not yet its own endpoint on the v1 API. Reach it through catalog search and the tag graph, or the MCP server.