Agent access
Bring your own agent
APEX speaks Model Context Protocol. Point any MCP-capable AI at the endpoint below and it can search the site, pull business facts, check live availability, and carry a booking to checkout — the same rails our Concierge runs on.
Site MCP endpoint
https://www.apex-drive.co/_api/mcp Streamable HTTP · JSON-RPC · no key required
Wire it up
Claude Code
claude mcp add --transport http apex https://www.apex-drive.co/_api/mcp Claude.ai & Claude Desktop
Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector — paste the endpoint, no authentication step.
Any MCP client
{
"mcpServers": {
"apex": { "type": "http", "url": "https://www.apex-drive.co/_api/mcp" }
}
} Then say something like
“Find me something fast at apex-drive.co this Saturday morning, under €600 — search the site over its MCP endpoint, check real availability, and hand me the booking link.”
What your agent gets
- SearchInSite
- Full-text search across the sessions, the About story, and the FAQ.
- GetBusinessDetails
- The business card — name, locale, and how to reach the outfit.
- GenerateVisitorToken
- A scoped visitor identity, no account required.
- CallWixSiteAPI
- The big one: the live service catalog, real availability, and the booking flow.
- SearchSiteApiDocs
- With the docs readers alongside it, the agent discovers API shapes on its own.
Nine tools on the endpoint; these five do the booking.
Already machine-readable
- llms.txt — the curated map, with live session names and prices
- llms-full.txt — the map plus the full About story and FAQ, generated per request
- JSON-LD — Service, Offer, ReserveAction, and FAQPage structured data on the relevant pages
And the proof it all works: the Concierge riding the corner of every page books through this same endpoint. We run on our own rails.