read.store.by_host
Resolve a request hostname to the store that serves it, or null when no store claims it. The directory key is derived from each store’s public URL: scheme, path, query and fragment are dropped, the host is lowercased and IDN-punycoded, and the scheme’s default port is removed (so “https://loja.com” and “https://loja.com:443” are the same address, while “http://localhost:3001” and “http://localhost:3002” are two). Matching tries the exact host WITH its port first, then falls back to the bare host — so a store published on a port is only reachable on that port, while a proxy forwarding “loja.com:443” still finds the store registered as “loja.com”. A hostname is unique across ALL tenants. Public and actorless: it returns only the store id.
- Surface:
GET /v1/read/store.by_host· CLIforge read store.by_host· MCP toolread.store.by_host - Auth: public (no actor;
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Params (JSON Schema)
Section titled “Params (JSON Schema)”{ "properties": { "host": { "description": "The request Host header, e.g. \"loja.example.com\" or \"localhost:3001\". Case-insensitive; the port is significant (see the matching rule).", "minLength": 1, "type": "string" } }, "required": [ "host" ], "type": "object"}Result (200)
Section titled “Result (200)”Open (unknown) — this capability does not declare an output schema.
Errors
Section titled “Errors”validation_failed (400) · not_found (404)