What’s in this edition
This snapshot contains 75 selected services across web search, extraction, browser tools, structured data and document workflows. It was generated on 15 October 2026. It is a starting catalogue, not an exhaustive index.
How discovery works
Our import process reads supported public registry records and preserves reviewed service details. Provider documentation supplements the registry where appropriate. An operator can search the registry and place new services in a private review queue. Every addition to the main catalogue requires approval before it appears in curated search, recommendations and service profiles. Automatically collected provider and registry metadata is available separately in the unreviewed discovery index; it does not become reviewed evidence or a task recommendation automatically. Operators start discovery runs; these records do not establish live service availability.
How results are ordered
Search uses keyword matching, a small task vocabulary and your selected filters. Empty searches surface editorial starting points. You can also sort by name or source check date. There are currently no paid placements.
How comparisons work
Comparisons show documented capabilities, interfaces, authentication and pricing models. We do not invent reliability scores, latency figures or performance rankings. Check the provider’s current terms before integrating or paying.
Dated evidence and ToolSkipper badges
Each listing links to a public evidence page and machine-readable record. Source review, a provider response and an internally reviewed task are separate statuses. Recent unsuccessful attempts remain visible. Public observations use reviewed, non-sensitive inputs and never expose your private saved results. Badges link back to their scope and date; they are ToolSkipper statements, not independent certification or security audits.
Submitting and claiming
Submissions are stored for review before publication. A signed-in provider can create a DNS challenge to verify domain control and save an ownership claim. Changes to published records still require review in this first edition.
Independent by design
ToolSkipper is an independent project. Being listed does not imply a partnership with ToolSkipper, the Official MCP Registry or any other provider. Logos are represented by our own category icons; source links let you inspect the original information.