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Headless/composable platform. Adobe announced UCP and ACP support in February 2026, after an earlier AP2 commitment, then unveiled at its April Summit a Commerce MCP Server exposing catalog, cart, pricing, inventory, promotions, checkout and after-sales through a standardised interface.

Adobe Commerce and agentic commerce

Adobe announced UCP and ACP support in February 2026, after an earlier AP2 commitment, then unveiled at its April Summit a Commerce MCP Server exposing catalog, cart, pricing, inventory, promotions, checkout and after-sales through a standardised interface.

ASSESSMENT GRIDSTATUS
TypeHeadless/composable platform
TargetMid-market to enterprise
UCPAnnounced (Feb 2026), rolling out
ACPAnnounced (Feb 2026), rolling out
MCPNative (Commerce MCP Server)
AP2Commitment announced
CapabilitiesDiscovery · cart · checkout · orders · post-purchase (via MCP Server)
VerifiedAugust 2026

What it means for merchants

The most complete approach in the composable camp: the MCP Server lets you build your own assistants or plug into third-party agents. Capability rollout spans 2026 — check availability of each piece on your version.

To situate these protocols relative to one another, see the UCP / ACP / MCP / AP2 comparison; to assess your own maturity, the agent-ready checklist.

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