MCP server wrapping the m-dev-tools catalog: route_intent, describe, verify.
MCP server for the m-dev-tools org catalog. Exposes three first-class agent tools: — plain-English intent → typed IDs (e.g. → ) — typed ID → pointer-blob (manifest URL, URL, verification commands, …) — list a repo's declared verification commands (does not execute them) The server reads the catalog at over the network at call time; it is a thin wrapper, not a cache. See for the contract and the…
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Verification confirms publisher identity (repo ownership), not code safety. The security scan covers known CVEs and suspicious install scripts.
The published package tarball could not be read at scan time (no sdist), so no tool declarations could be extracted from it. Nothing here is a statement about what this exposes.
MCP server for the m-dev-tools org catalog. Exposes three first-class agent tools: ** — plain-English intent → typed IDs (e.g. → ) — typed ID → pointer-blob (manifest URL, URL, verification commands, …) ** — list a repo's declared verification commands (does not execute them) The server reads the catalog at over the network at call time; it is a thin wrapper, not a cache. See for the contract and the AI users guide for the full walk-through. mcp-name: io.github.m-dev-tools/m-dev-tools-mcp Point…
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