POST /v1/sites/{siteId}/ide-mcp

Autentifikacija

Ova krajnja tačka je javna. Ona ne zahteva nikakve akreditive ni organizaciju — to je ono što čitaju naš sopstveni marketinški sajt i AI mašine za odgovore.

Ovaj krajnji tačka ne prihvata ID organizacije. Vaš ključ već identifikuje organizaciju kojoj pripada, a odgovor je ograničen na nju.

Isprobajte

Zamenite bilo šta u uglastim zagradama sopstvenim vrednostima, a ključni placeholder sa ključem sa vaše kontrolne table.

curl -X POST https://api.zinndigital.com/v1/sites/{siteId}/ide-mcp \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{ "jsonrpc": <string<2.0>>, "method": <string> }'

Prijavljeni ste? API konzola na vašoj kontrolnoj tabli automatski popunjava ID vaše stvarne organizacije i vaš sopstveni ključ, i izvršava zahtev nad API-jem uživo tako da možete videti stvarni odgovor. Otvorite ovu krajnju tačku u API konzoli

Detalji

A JSON-RPC 2.0 MCP endpoint — the **same** server, registry, write gate, confirmation guard, audit trail and spend caps as `/v1/mcp`, reached through a different door. What differs is only the credential: this one accepts the editor's own signed grant, so the editor can be shipped with our MCP server already connected without a customer's hosting jail ever holding an `McpConnection` token. The editor's own MCP client is seeded to point at the session gate on the hosting box; the gate attaches the grant and relays here. One request, one response — a notification (no `id`) answers `202` with no body, and a JSON array is accepted as a batch. **Deliberately narrower than a connection a customer mints themselves.** An MCP token can never out-scope the human who created it, and an editor grant carries that person's name rather than their permissions — so this connection is scoped to what the editor already is: the customer's sites, their control panels and their cache. Opening an editor is not a privilege escalation.

Parametri

Telo zahteva

Odgovor

Greške koje ovaj krajnji tačka može da vrati

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