Nile Agentic Protocol
You describe each product once. Nile compiles that context into every protocol AI agents read — ACP, UCP, MCP and Agent Skills — and keeps it live as the rails change.
Change a claim once and every rail is rebuilt. Attribution flows back the same way, so each sale improves the card.
The rails
Four open protocols now decide how an agent discovers, compares and buys. Nile speaks all of them, so you never have to choose.
Agentic Commerce Protocol
The checkout rail behind Instant Checkout in ChatGPT. A product feed plus a delegated-payment spec, so the agent can complete the order while the merchant stays the seller of record.
Universal Commerce Protocol
Google's open standard for agent-led shopping across Search, AI Mode and Gemini. Catalog, intent and checkout capabilities that any agent or retailer can adopt.
Model Context Protocol + MCP Apps
The universal connector between AI models and tools. Nile publishes an MCP server for your brand, and an MCP App that renders your products inside the conversation.
Agent Skills
Packaged instructions an agent loads on demand. Your brand's skill tells any agent how to recommend, compare and hand off to checkout, in your voice, within your guardrails.
The receipts
Not a forecast. A timeline of shipped products from the companies your customers already talk to.
Shoppers buy inside the answer. Perplexity introduces one-click purchase from product results, with the merchant fulfilling the order.
Amazon's app starts buying from other brands' sites on the shopper's behalf, with Rufus doing the discovery.
Agentic checkout, price tracking and virtual try-on arrive in AI Mode. Search starts to buy, not just find.
ChatGPT completes purchases in the chat. The Agentic Commerce Protocol, built with Stripe, is published as an open standard for any merchant.
Meta readies AI shopping agents across Instagram and Facebook, taking on TikTok Shop with discovery led by the assistant.
TikTok World frames the next phase of commerce as AI-powered, measurable and built for discovery, with agentic product recommendations in the feed.
Apple's AI play lands at WWDC. Siri gains the ability to act across apps, which puts an agent in the pocket of every iPhone owner.
Noah Shinn’s Instinct reaches an AI assistant by text or phone that books, schedules and shops on the user’s behalf, and can enter transactions for them. A $250M Series B at $2.5B followed within days. Founder’s post
Meta ships Muse to US users on Sep 8: a personal agent that sends emails, books travel, fills forms and makes purchases, and keeps working after the app is closed. Free, $20 and $100 tiers. muse.ai
Siri AI rolls out with Apple Intelligence from Sep 14, taking actions in apps like Messages, Music and Reminders based on what the user is doing, with any app able to tap the on-device models.
Neutrality
Every platform is building its own rail, and every rail wants your catalog in its own shape. Pick one and you are betting your brand on a single assistant winning. Pick none and you are invisible to all of them.
Nile sits on the brand's side of the line. It is not a marketplace, not an ad network and not a platform's agent. It holds one canonical context for each product and compiles it to whichever rail is asking, so the shopper's assistant gets a straight answer and the sale still lands in your store.
No platform preferenceEvery rail gets the same context, the same price and the same stock.No middleman checkoutOrders complete on your store, under your terms.No lock-inYour context card is yours. Export it, edit it, take it anywhere.New rails, same cardWhen the next protocol ships, Nile adds the compiler. You change nothing.Under the hood
The same context card, four shapes. What Nile publishes, what comes back, and where your products appear.
FAQ
Free until you sell
One integration puts your catalog on every rail. Live in 10 minutes.
CPS only on completed, attributed sales.