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Spec / packaging20%100
✓ depends on an MCP SDK
✓ declares a bin entry (runnable server)
✓ 9 tool(s) detected in source
Security (OWASP MCP)30%70
uses eval/exec/child_process (review for unsanitized input)
scanned 6 source files
Maintenance / popularity20%100
published within 90 days
5 published versions
Tool hygiene15%95
✓ ships TypeScript types
2 runtime deps
Transparency / provenance15%90
✓ public repository linked
✓ MIT license
22 weekly downloads
Findings
INFO Static analysis of npm package @misarblog/mcp@1.0.4 (stdio server — no remote endpoint). Reliability/behavioral signals require running it; not measured.
We re-grade npm:@misarblog/mcp on a schedule and alert your Slack/webhook the moment its tools change or its grade drops — rug-pull insurance for the connection.
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Add the wmcp.sh trust oracle as an MCP server and call grade_mcp_server / check_mcp_drift in your agent's pre-connection gate:
https://wmcp.sh/mcp/trust
How this grade is computed. An open, independent rubric — Spec conformance (20%), Security mapped to the OWASP MCP Top 10 (30%), Reliability (20%), Tool hygiene (15%), Transparency (15%) — run by connecting to the server and inspecting its real MCP surface. The grade is free and identical whether or not the operator pays. v1 uses static + spec signals from a single connection; continuous uptime, real latency, and annotation-truthing (declared readOnly vs observed behavior) layer on via the wmcp.sh proxy.