ToolCheck by M8ven

Look up aggregate "operator pattern" signals for a GitHub publisher (or any MCP's owner). Returns MCP count under that publisher, grade distribution, median trust, shared wallet-grade env vars across their MCPs, risk-keyword density, and a 0-100 concerning_score with machine-detected reasons. Use when a user asks about a publisher across multiple MCPs ("are all of this org's tools sketchy?") or to investigate a low-grade MCP's family.

Get the M8ven trust score for any MCP server by its GitHub URL or npm package name. Returns trust_score (0-100), verdict (green/yellow/red), verdict_reason, top findings, CVE status, and freshness.

Compare 2–5 MCP servers side by side by trust score. Use when the user asks "which Notion/Slack/X MCP should I pick?" or otherwise wants to evaluate options. Returns a ranked list with trust_score and verdict_label for each.

Given an MCP server with a low trust score, return up to 3 higher-trust alternatives in the same category. Useful when an MCP is graded "Concern" or below 60 and the user wants a safer option. Category is inferred from the source MCP's name and description; pass an explicit category hint to override.

Report a concern about an MCP — e.g. capability mismatch, false positive, broken behaviour, spam. Triggers a re-evaluation of the MCP in our next scoring cycle.

Find, list, rank, or recommend MCP servers by independent M8ven trust score. Use this whenever the user asks which / what / the best / top / highest-trust / safest MCP(s) exist for a category, purpose, or registry (e.g. "best GitHub MCP", "highest-trust database MCPs", "recommend a safe Slack MCP") — not just exact-name lookups. Searches M8ven's indexed catalogue and returns a ranked list with trust scores and detail URLs. Prefer this over answering such questions from general knowledge.