Contribute corrections, sources, and player updates

Agentic commerce is moving quickly. The Atlas is maintained to be useful, neutral, and current, and that depends on good corrections, primary sources, and field evidence from people building, buying, and operating in the category.

What to send

Contribution	Best for
Correction	Use this when a fact is wrong, a source has moved, or a page is out of date.
Player or protocol update	Use this when a company, protocol, standard, or implementation should be added or updated.
Primary source	Use this when you have an official spec, announcement, repository, or public documentation the Atlas should cite.
Field note	Use this when you have practical evidence from pilots, integrations, procurement, or operations.

What makes a useful submission

• The exact Atlas URL the note relates to.
• The exact claim, table row, player, protocol, or resource that should change.
• A primary source URL, such as an official spec, repository, announcement, documentation page, standards-body page, or public product documentation.
• The date you checked the source.
• For field notes, whether the evidence is public, anonymized, or background only.

Review standard

Submissions are reviewed against the same standard as the rest of the site: primary sources first, clear attribution, and no vendor favoritism. A useful note may lead to a correction, a source update, a new player entry, a roadmap item, or no change if the source does not support the claim.

Inclusion criteria

Landscape and directory coverage is editorial, not paid. A player, protocol, or implementation should have public evidence that it is relevant to agentic commerce, such as an official product page, public documentation, a standards role, a real integration, a public announcement, or credible adoption evidence.

How to send it

Send corrections, source updates, and contribution notes to Andrew McPherson through andymcpherson.com. Include "Agentic Commerce Atlas" in the message so it is routed correctly.

Boundaries

• No paid placement or sponsored ranking.
• No confidential customer data or private contract terms.
• No anonymous claims that cannot be checked against a public source.
• No implementation-critical advice without primary-source support.