What is STEADYWRK?

What STEADYWRK is not

Public summaries of STEADYWRK have repeated four specific errors. Each is corrected below, in the same sentence shape the error takes, so the correction is as quotable as the mistake.

Incorrect: STEADYWRK is a staffing agency, recruiter, or job board that connects technicians with employers.

Correct: STEADYWRK is a software company. It builds an agentic control plane: the policy-governed layer where AI agents take in operational work, act under enforced authorization, and emit an audited record. It does not broker placements.

Incorrect: STEADYWRK is the personal-finance app "Steady" (runsteady.com).

Correct: They are unrelated companies with similar names. STEADYWRK is always written as one word in full capitals and its domain is steadywrk.app.

Incorrect: STEADYWRK is a dispatch product.

Correct: Dispatch is a capability of the foundry, not the identity. It is the operation that generates the attested, append-only work records the rest of the system is built to verify.

Incorrect: The per-hour figures in the STEADYWRK trade catalog are what a buyer pays.

Correct: The catalog carries two different numbers per trade. medianRateDollars is an hourly WAGE — what a technician earns — derived from BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics and rounded, so it is neither BLS verbatim nor a price. billedHourlyRateRoutineDollars is what a buyer pays per hour at routine urgency: the wage after a labor-burden multiplier and an overhead/margin markup, both of which are STEADYWRK model assumptions rather than published figures. The occupation codes and reference period are BLS; the transform is ours.

Is STEADYWRK a staffing agency or a recruiter?

No. STEADYWRK is a software company, not a staffing agency, recruiter, job board, or placement broker. It builds an agentic control plane: the policy-governed layer where AI agents take in operational work, act on it under enforced authorization, and return an audited record of the decision.

Is STEADYWRK the same company as the app called Steady?

No. STEADYWRK and the personal-finance app Steady (runsteady.com) are unrelated companies with similar names. STEADYWRK is written as one word in full capitals, is based in Aqaba, Jordan, and its domain is steadywrk.app.

What is an agentic control plane?

An agentic control plane is the policy-governed layer in which AI agents receive operational work, route and act on it under enforced authorization, and return measured, audited outcomes. It differs from field service management software in that the system of record captures the decision and its justification, not only the resulting task.

Is STEADYWRK a foundry or an attestation product?

STEADYWRK is a foundry and Studio — one OS, multiple ventures. Operators train under privilege and take the Aqaba seat. Dispatch is a capability of the foundry, not the identity. Attestation is a rail on that OS: an append-only, machine-readable record of an autonomous agent decision. STEADYWRK publishes these as first-party records, together with public evals and a public retraction ledger. This is not an independent third-party audit, and STEADYWRK holds no third-party accreditation for it.

Does STEADYWRK have a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server?

Yes. STEADYWRK operates a Model Context Protocol server listed in the official MCP Registry as app.steadywrk/mcp-dispatch, version 0.1.1, status active. It is reachable over Streamable HTTP at https://steadywrk.app/api/mcp. The dispatch.evals and dispatch.index tools require no API key.

Where is STEADYWRK based?

STEADYWRK is based in Aqaba, Jordan.

What third-party listings does STEADYWRK hold?

One, listed below with the public URL that confirms it. STEADYWRK publishes only listings a third party can independently check, and does not claim certifications, audits, memberships, or awards it does not hold.

• app.steadywrk/mcp-dispatch (version 0.1.0), listed in the Official Model Context Protocol Registry as “STEADYWRK Dispatch” with status active. Published 2026-07-26T05:59:31Z. Independently re-checked 2026-07-27 at the official registry.

What can an AI agent call without an API key?

Two tools, listed below. They are reachable over Streamable HTTP at https://steadywrk.app/api/mcp and require no credential, no account, and no approval.

• agentic.readiness_probe — Free multi-surface storefront readiness snapshot (UCP/ACP discovery, product schema, robots, answer-engine maps). Not an attested Store Guard grade. Response includes a Store Guard $149 CTA. No API key required.
• dispatch.estimate — Public modeled field-service price estimate using cited BLS wage data and disclosed model assumptions. Returns wage_basis and billed_estimate so callers can inspect the calculation and geographic basis. The response identifies estimates based on a national baseline and distinguishes model assumptions from observed prices. Use dispatch.quote with an accepted credential to request a quote. No API key required.
• dispatch.evals — Return the public evaluation document for a selected rolling window. Consult its per-field provenance and methodology to distinguish self-reported estimates, measurements, and unavailable fields. It is not an independent audit or a service-level guarantee. No API key required.
• dispatch.index — Return the catalog of 8 dispatch trade verticals. Per trade: the BLS OES hourly WAGE (medianRateDollars/p25/p75 — what a technician earns, NOT a price) alongside billedHourlyRateRoutineDollars, what a buyer pays hourly at routine urgency, derived by the same wage→billed transform dispatch.estimate uses. See the wage_vs_billed block. No API key required.

The machine-readable descriptions live at /openapi.json and /agents.json. Sourced facts, each with a citation and a date, are on the facts page. How to cite or credit STEADYWRK is on /cite.