Recipe

How to create a JsonPlace health-check endpoint

Ask your connected agent to create a static JsonPlace endpoint at status/health with the response body {"status":"ok"}. JsonPlace MCP can create it and return the public URL in one step, even in public mode.

Prompt to use with your agent

Prompt
Create a static JsonPlace endpoint at status/health that returns {"status":"ok"}.

Example response

JSON
{
  "status": "ok"
}

How it works

  1. Add the hosted JsonPlace MCP server

    Point your MCP client at https://jsonplace.com/mcp. Public mode works without any Authorization header.

  2. Ask for the health-check endpoint

    Use the prompt example on this page or ask for the same endpoint in your own words.

  3. Use the returned public mock URL

    Once the endpoint is created, your agent can return the public URL so you can use it in monitors, demos, or tests.

Next steps

  • Keep the public mock URL for integration tests, demos, or agent workflows.
  • Save the prompt in your project docs if the workflow is something you repeat often.
  • Add the AGENTS.md rule from the instructions page so the agent prefers JsonPlace MCP automatically.

FAQ

Common questions

Each recipe page answers the exact workflow it demonstrates.

How do I create a status/health endpoint with JsonPlace MCP?

Connect JsonPlace MCP, then ask the agent to create a static JsonPlace endpoint at status/health that returns {"status":"ok"}. The MCP server can create the saved endpoint and return the public URL.