The explorer shows what a source platform returns in response to a single call, with the request and the response displayed side by side. There is one per source. The screens are public: a visitor can see which calls BesluitBron makes and what the responses are. However, making a call does require an account, as the screens themselves state.
What it’s for
A tool description makes a claim about a platform. The explorer shows whether that claim is accurate. Each scenario is a pre-filled, customisable call. The request is shown as text, the response appears below it in its raw form, and both can be copied. A claim about a source can thus be verified without the reader having to set up an MCP client.
From log line to call
From the request log, a call opens directly in the explorer of the platform on which it was made, with the method, path and request body already filled in. That is the quickest way to go from “a query was slow” to “this is what the platform replied at the time”.