generated: '2026-08-26' method: probed source: 'openapi/myome-openapi.json servers[] block, confirmed by live probes of https://api.sbx.myome.com/0/openapi.json (HTTP 200) and https://api.sbx.myome.com/0/ui/ (HTTP 200) on 2026-08-26.' published: true environments: - name: External sandbox base_url: https://api.sbx.myome.com/0/ description: 'External sandbox instance for partner testing/development (verbatim from the OpenAPI servers[] description).' docs_url: https://api.sbx.myome.com/0/ui/ spec_url: https://api.sbx.myome.com/0/openapi.json probed: spec_status: 200 ui_status: 200 tls: TLSv1.3 hsts: true parity: 'The sandbox serves the same OpenAPI document as production — identical info.version 2.51.0, identical 63 paths and identical 8 anonymously-visible operations. The two documents differ by 554 bytes of server/description text only.' - name: Production base_url: https://api.myome.com/0/ description: Production API key_model: test_vs_live_prefixes: null detail: 'MyOme does not use a test/live key prefix convention. Environments are separated by host (api.sbx.myome.com vs api.myome.com), and credentials are Keycloak-issued partner credentials delivered by secure email at account creation, so a sandbox credential is a distinct account rather than a distinguishable key.' self_service: false self_service_detail: 'There is no sign-up flow for sandbox access. The spec states MyOme provides credentials to partners via secure email during account creation, so the sandbox is reachable (the host and spec are public and anonymous) but not usable without a partner relationship.' test_data: test_identifiers: [] test_cards: [] fixtures: [] detail: 'No magic test identifiers, test sample IDs, test cards or fixture/trigger tooling are published. The identifier schemas do permit an environment infix (e.g. RQ-dev-0123456, SM-dev-0123456, IN-dev-123456) which indicates non-production identifiers exist, but MyOme publishes no reserved values a partner may use, so none are recorded here.' time_simulation: supported: false detail: 'No test clock or time-simulation tooling is published — relevant because the order lifecycle is gated on physical sample receipt and laboratory turnaround, which a sandbox cannot compress without one.'