Wix MCP

Wix is a website building platform that also carries a substantial developer surface: REST APIs, a JavaScript SDK, headless clients, a design system, and a framework for building apps that other Wix sites install. The Wix MCP server is the official remote endpoint exposing both halves of that world to AI coding assistants, which matters because a model writing Wix code from memory tends to invent API shapes that never existed. One group of tools is documentation grounded. An agent can search the REST reference, the SDK reference, the headless docs, the app building docs, and the design system, fetch the full text of a specific article, and pull the exact request and response schema for a named API method before writing a line of code. The other group is operational: list the sites under an account, run a query or an action against a chosen site, and perform site level actions such as creating one. Together they let an assistant look up the correct call and then actually make it. The audience is anyone writing Wix Velo code, building a Wix app for the marketplace, or running a headless front end against Wix as a backend. Authentication ties the operational tools to your account, so the sites an agent can touch are the ones you already administer, while the documentation tools work as plain reference lookups against published material.