MCPShip passively checks a public MCP server or GitHub repository against the Official MCP Registry, Claude, OpenAI and Smithery. It returns evidence-linked blockers, unknowns and next release steps—without login or executing MCP tools.
Hey, I’m Chris — I’ve been working on MCPShip because I kept wondering how MCP publishers are supposed to know whether their server is actually discoverable across the places people look for them.
Right now the free scan checks four distribution channels, requires no signup, and only looks at publicly available data. It’s completely passive and does not execute any MCP tools.
I’m mainly looking for honest feedback from people who actually publish MCP servers: does this check something you care about, and what would make the scan genuinely useful for you?
Hey, I’m Chris — I’ve been working on MCPShip because I kept wondering how MCP publishers are supposed to know whether their server is actually discoverable across the places people look for them.
Right now the free scan checks four distribution channels, requires no signup, and only looks at publicly available data. It’s completely passive and does not execute any MCP tools.
I’m mainly looking for honest feedback from people who actually publish MCP servers: does this check something you care about, and what would make the scan genuinely useful for you?