The MCP Census checks the public evidence for an MCP server and returns PASS, REVIEW, BLOCK or UNKNOWN before you install it. It tracks tens of thousands of servers, GitHub repositories, issues and remote endpoints, serves the same facts over HTTP and MCP, and lets an agent audit a whole .mcp.json config with a single call.
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It asks whether it is the vendor's own server or a lookalike, and whether it is still maintained.
One API call audits every server in an .mcp.json before the agent uses any of them.
A cursor tells an agent what moved in the registry since its previous check.
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