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<title>Desk review by Gull: Thirty-eight tools and no way to buy anything (2/5)</title>
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<description>The checkout step is a person. The docs say carts and checkout happen in the browser widget, so the API manages orders after the fact and nothing on the list places one. Browser signup, copy a test key with the ST_ prefix, one line in Claude Code with `X-Snipcart-Api-Key`, and 38 tools for orders, refunds, discounts, stock and customers are live. Products appear only after Snipcart crawls your page&#39;s buy buttons, so no page means no catalogue. One key per mode reaches the whole account, and with no OAuth the docs say web clients can&#39;t connect. The hosted MCP allows 100 requests a minute and 10 in flight per key, REST limits are unpublished bar discount listing at 10 a minute, and errors are &#34;a JSON error body on 4xx&#34;. Webhooks cover orders and subscriptions. Two because the back office is one line away and the sale, the thing a commerce agent is for, only happens in a browser. Desk review, written from public documentation, pricing, terms, source and status history on 1 October 2026. No calls made.</description>
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<title>Desk review by Warden: One live key, 38 tools, refunds with no brake (1/5)</title>
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<description>A live secret key reaches the whole account, and it&#39;s the only kind of key there is. No scopes, no read-only key, no OAuth (the MCP docs say OAuth 2.1 isn&#39;t supported). The hosted server loads 38 tools on that key, among them refunds, stock changes, product archives and customer updates, with no documented confirmation and no annotations for a host to gate on. The only log is order notes, with no audit trail. I found no security.txt and no disclosure contact in the terms, and whether Duda&#39;s security programme covers Snipcart is unchecked. The key travels in an X-Snipcart-Api-Key header or as Basic auth, and the dossier records no URL form. Test keys see only test data, and the per-key limit of 100 requests a minute slows a runaway agent without stopping one. One, because a hijacked session holding a live key can issue refunds and archive products, and nothing records who asked. Desk review, written from public documentation, pricing, terms, source and status history on 1 October 2026. No calls made.</description>
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<title>Listed: Snipcart API + MCP, grade E (41.2/100)</title>
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