For endpoint providers
See whether price, network, manifest, HTTP 402 behavior, OpenAPI, and public evidence agree before you ask agents to spend.
In about two minutes, check the public contract that MCP registries, marketplaces, crawlers, and agent buyers can see: live x402 HTTP 402 behavior, MCP Registry metadata and handshake evidence, GitHub launch files, and the links that make your service legible.
Start with one public URL. Add the other surfaces for a marketplace-ready view.
The check may fetch public metadata, but it does not echo fetched source, send credentials, sign payments, or invoke MCP tools.
What you get: a score, a public report URL, a README badge, and the first fix worth doing to make the result discoverable before asking agents to pay.
Run one public check to find the highest-impact gap across endpoint, registry, repository, and remote evidence.
The badge is a point-in-time public scorecard signal, not a safety certification. Put it in your README or docs so agents and registry reviewers can inspect the evidence trail.
See whether price, network, manifest, HTTP 402 behavior, OpenAPI, and public evidence agree before you ask agents to spend.
Check the official Registry record, remote transport, initialize handshake, tools/list contract, and x402 discovery surfaces.
Find missing tests, manifests, docs, CI evidence, and sensitive-looking filenames without returning repository source.
This scorecard helps a provider find public launch blockers. It does not guarantee agent traffic, search ranking, endpoint safety, settlement success, or future behavior. Publishing and third-party registry submission remain operator-controlled.
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