A study of 424 Russian companies and products examined their readiness for integration with AI agents. The research identified 312 connection methods, including APIs, MCPs, and A2A, across 232 services. Most of these integrations are designed for business use rather than personal tasks.
Among the findings, 233 connections serve business needs, while 50 are intended for personal use. Only 17 of the personal-use connections offer official independent access, meaning they do not require corporate contracts or paid plans. The remaining connections often necessitate administrative approval or specific partner roles.
Regarding functionality, 77 connections are limited to information retrieval, while 186 allow for digital data modification. Only 34 connections support physical actions like placing orders, booking, or controlling smart home devices. Of the 50 personal-use connections, 10 explicitly support these physical results.
The study categorized the 312 connections into 214 APIs, 97 MCPs, and one A2A. While 34 MCPs are official, 63 were created by third-party developers. The research highlights that even when an API exists, it does not always grant a user's AI agent the ability to complete transactions like payments or final order placement.
