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Stack and scope—integrate without lock-in; agents without master keys.

How and who for the hotel job—verified when attested.

Integrate a PMS without a hostage cutover. Fix inventory sync so two books cannot sell Saturday. Tokenize cards. Scope the agent. Not another integration slide.

The desk feels this

A brittle PMS everyone is afraid to touch, and a cutover that cannot fail on a Saturday.

The desk feels this

RMS and CRS writing the same rooms.

The desk feels this

An agent that wants admin ‘just for setup’ and never gives it back.

How this landing works

Name the stack job: cutover, inventory, cards, or scope. Read the how — including when not to buy. Then who, with demo labels on category software. Then the case, caveat still on the page.

  1. 1. How. The brief, including when not to buy.
  2. 2. Who. People, software, agents — post-job rank.
  3. 3. Proof. Claim, evidence, and a caveat on the same page.

Start here

Full catalog →

Who, ranked after the job

Providers for these jobs

All providers →

Proof

Claim. Evidence. Caveat.

All cases →

Same desk, nearby work

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Questions this desk asks first

Does Harbor recommend a specific PMS?

No. The job is replace a brittle PMS or connect RMS/CRS without two books selling Saturday. Software in those categories is demo-labeled — a shape, not a partnership.

How should an agent be scoped?

Resolve the job `scoped-agent-access`. An agent that wants a master key ‘just for setup’ and never gives it back fails integrity. Harbor will not rank that path.

Where are the machine APIs?

llms.txt, openapi.json, GET /api/jobs, /api/search, and /.well-known/ai-catalog.json. Resolve by slug. Never invent metrics.

Verified outcome

Name the claim, the evidence, and the caveat for this desk.

Intent only — not insurance. Stored on this browser. Resolve the job by slug when one exists. No guest names.