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Search Fragments

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searchfragments.com

For queries a model can't confidently place: resolves or declines. Built to decline, not guess.

https://searchfragments.com/api/mcpWebsiteOAuthMCP 2025-11-25v1.0.0last checked 24 Aug 2026spoke MCP on 3 of 3 checks (30 days)initialize in 856 ms

How to authenticate

Checked against the endpoint by our probe on 24 Aug 2026. These are the capabilities the server advertises, not a prediction about any particular client.

Scheme
OAuth
Issuer
https://searchfragments.com
Dynamic client registration
Advertised (RFC 7591)
Client ID Metadata Document
Not advertised
PKCE
S256
Grant types
authorization_code, refresh_token
Scopes
resolve_fragment
Protected-resource metadata
Published (RFC 9728)
Anonymous access
Handshake succeeds; 1 tools listable

What the probe found

No CORS headers for browser-based clients

A cross-origin preflight came back without Access-Control-Allow-Origin, so the endpoint is reachable from native clients only — code running in a web page is stopped by the browser before a request is ever sent.

1 tool usable without signing in

The server exposes a public surface before authorization: resolve_fragment.

Tools

resolve_fragment

Contract history

24 Aug 2026v1.0.0first recorded contract

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