Point your AI assistant here — it books the table.
This is atablefor — a restaurant booking aggregator across a handful of Lisbon neighbourhoods (Alfama, Graça, Bairro Alto, Belém, Príncipe Real). AI assistants book here through Kiosk. There is no web booking form and no sign-in to reserve. An assistant finds this site, makes its own account, and books a table.
“Book a table for two in Alfama tonight at 8.”
Say that to your assistant. It reads /.well-known/kiosk.json, makes its own account, and books — no login, no app, no card. (Diner sign-in, top right, is only for a diner who links an assistant to their account.)
Book a table — no human at the keyboard
Give the one-line prompt to your AI assistant. Behind the scenes it:
- Finds this site through
/.well-known/kiosk.json— no web page, no browser login. - Makes its own account, signed with a key only it holds.
- Calls
availability, thenbook_table— the reservation is confirmed.
⚠ Every new assistant account solves a full-strength proof-of-work toll to register: one memory-hard puzzle, 9 to 20 s on one Apple M3 laptop core. Then the toll comes on every 10th call. You feel first-hand the cost that keeps scalpers out. Every Kiosk demo asks the same toll.
diego@example.com / atablefor-demo-passwordNo upcoming reservations yet. Point an assistant at this site and book one.
atablefor is a restaurant-booking aggregator (a handful of coined Lisbon restaurants, each with a few finite tables) and the example of linking an assistant to a diner's account: a diner signs in and makes a link code, their assistant uses it, and the assistant's bookings show under the diner's name on the board above. No money changes hands: a reservation takes no card. Tables are finite: a fully-booked seating is honestly sold out.