MCP VerifyThe rating layer for AI agents

agent-verification-api-325572559480.us-central1.run.app/mcp

No sealed grade. This endpoint was last observed before the sealed grade series began at snapshot REL-SNAP-037 on 10 September 2026. Recorded reachable in 4 of 4 observations from 23 August 2026 to 26 August 2026.

The record behind itOne mark per snapshot, and every grade sealed along the way.

No sealed grade
series began REL-SNAP-037

No sealed grade: the series began after this endpoint was last observed.

  • Reachable
  • Reachable, asked to sign in or pay
  • Not reachable
  • Not observed
Transport
streamable-http
Tools listed
1
Tool schema fingerprint
47e5a8c8bbbcb0d1…unchanged since first observed
Name reported by the server
agent-verification-apiself-reported, never used as identity
Registry names (not anchored)
io.github.nexus-mcp-infra/agent-verification-apias the registry listed it; not covered by the chain
First and last observed
23 Aug 2026 to 26 Aug 2026

Observations

Newest first. Each row is a separate look, not a summary.

Observed (UTC)SnapshotRecorded asLatencyToolsTool schema
2026-08-26 09:10REL-SNAP-022OK702 ms147e5a8c8bbbcb0d1…
2026-08-25 09:13REL-SNAP-021OK770 ms147e5a8c8bbbcb0d1…
2026-08-24 09:11REL-SNAP-020OK792 ms147e5a8c8bbbcb0d1…
2026-08-23 10:08REL-SNAP-019OK759 ms147e5a8c8bbbcb0d1…

Checking this record

Each observation above is a leaf of the merkle root published with its snapshot. A proof shows a record is in the archive. It does not show the measurement is correct.

Latest root, REL-SNAP-084

ed182ac44848117a98c9536eabbd63d33a756c4db072812094c742e3fa1fdef6

Published at

gist.github.com/181cc5f4834e0a4f812acde9a5efdb95

Is agent-verification-api-325572559480.us-central1.run.app/mcp reliable?
It has no sealed grade: it was last observed before the sealed grade series began. Its record shows it reachable in 4 of 4 observations, the last on 26 August 2026.
When was it last checked?
26 August 2026, in snapshot REL-SNAP-022, where it was recorded as OK.
Has its tool list changed?
No. It listed the same tools, with the same schema fingerprint, in every observation since 23 Aug 2026.