dpyc-oracle.fastmcp.app/mcp

Last observed:— recorded as OK

Observations

Every observation recorded for this endpoint, oldest first. Each row is a separate look, not a summary.
ObservedSnapshotRecorded asDetailLatency (ms)ToolsTool schema fingerprint
REL-SNAP-007OK143526aeef667babc6f4a2…
REL-SNAP-008OK139626aeef667babc6f4a2…
REL-SNAP-009OK137726aeef667babc6f4a2…
REL-SNAP-010OK133626aeef667babc6f4a2…
REL-SNAP-011OK136626aeef667babc6f4a2…
REL-SNAP-012OK163626aeef667babc6f4a2…
REL-SNAP-013OK141226aeef667babc6f4a2…
REL-SNAP-014OK1378299592e684fa417e42…
REL-SNAP-015OK704299592e684fa417e42…
REL-SNAP-016OK849299592e684fa417e42…

Tool schema changed 1 time across this history — the fingerprint differs between consecutive observations. A change can occur while the tool count stays identical, which is why the fingerprint is recorded alongside the count.

Identity

Record key
dpyc-oracle.fastmcp.app/mcp — the normalised endpoint observed. See the methodology for the rule.
Transport
streamable-http
Registry names (not anchored)
io.github.lonniev/dpyc-oracle What the registry said when we swept it, as observed by us — not evidence that the registry was correct, that the name belongs to whoever registered it, or that it still resolves. Not covered by the chain: no inclusion proof reaches this field.
Name reported by the server
dpyc-oracle Self-reported and unverified — never used as identity.

Verifying this record

Each observation above carries a merkle leaf in the published snapshot it belongs to. Verify the chain explains how to walk a leaf to a published root without taking our word for any of it.

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