generated: '2026-09-13' method: probed source: https://www.agrobox.jp/_api/mcp docs: https://www.agrobox.jp/llms.txt summary: >- AgroDesign Studios publishes no first-party API and therefore no API credential of any kind — no API key, no OAuth client registration, no developer account. The only machine-callable surface is the Wix platform Site MCP endpoint on each of its two Wix-hosted sites, and that surface is ANONYMOUS: no authentication is required to connect, and the only token involved is a visitor-scoped session token the server itself mints on request. schemes: - name: none type: none applies_to: - https://www.agrobox.jp/_api/mcp - https://www.agrodesign.shop/_api/mcp description: >- The MCP endpoints accept an unauthenticated JSON-RPC POST. initialize and tools/list both returned HTTP 200 with no WWW-Authenticate challenge and no invalid_token error. Both /llms.txt files state it explicitly: "connecting to the MCP endpoint requires no authentication" / "MCP エンドポイントへの接続に認証は不要です". x-evidence: fetched: '2026-09-13' url: https://www.agrobox.jp/_api/mcp http_status: 200 - name: visitor-token type: session-token applies_to: - https://www.agrobox.jp/_api/mcp - https://www.agrodesign.shop/_api/mcp description: >- The GenerateVisitorToken tool takes no parameters and returns a site visitor access token that must be passed to CallWixSiteAPI and ExecuteWixAPI. This is a server-minted anonymous session identifier, not a credential the caller supplies or an account the caller holds — it carries public-visitor scope only. issued_by: Wix Site MCP server caller_supplied: false oauth: supported: false discovery_probed: true note: >- /.well-known/oauth-authorization-server and /.well-known/oauth-protected-resource were probed on all three company hosts. The Wix edge answers HTTP 400 for every /.well-known/* path on the two Wix hosts, and the corporate site answers HTTP 404. No OAuth metadata is published. scope_model: present: false note: >- No OAuth scope surface exists, so no scopes/ artifact is emitted. Authorization is binary and implicit — the server exposes only what an anonymous visitor can already reach on the public website. exposure: note: >- Because the endpoint is anonymous, the practical access-control boundary is whatever the Wix visitor-token scope permits. Both /llms.txt files assert that only publicly accessible site information is available through it.