MCP Server Discovery - November 2, 2026 (Midday Sweep)¶

Summary¶

Seven hours after the night pass, and the delta sat in the place the gap predicted: the submission window, not the feeds. 36 submissions landed on chatmcp/mcpso between #6585 at 04:09:42Z and #6620 at 16:36:30Z, and every one of them was read with its body in a single authenticated call. The mcp.so recentServers block carried 30 cards with a date and the newest at 2026-11-02T14:39:24Z, five above the night stamp of 2026-11-02T09:04:11Z. The mcpservers.org /all page behaved as recorded for the fourth pass running: the first fetch returned 18,732, a counter below the night read, with thirty slugs that were the previous page, and the second fetch, cache-busted with a nanosecond stamp and a different user agent, returned 18,887 with the page turned over.

One arrival earned a guide. Versum MCP is a free, keyless, read-only index of US local businesses built from the businesses' own websites, and it answered six tools live: 128 trades, 5,398 cards, a menu price of $12.95 with the quote from the shop's own page attached, and an honest availability: unknown beside it.

All five tracked listing surfaces were re-probed this run because the night pass recorded them as not run.

Sources Swept¶

Source	Read	Result
chatmcp/mcpso issues	one authed call, bodies included	window #6585 to #6620, 36 submissions, all read
mcp.so homepage `recentServers`	direct, 30 cards with a date	newest `2026-11-02T14:39:24Z`, five above the night stamp `2026-11-02T09:04:11Z`
mcpservers.org `/all`	r.jina.ai, `X-Return-Format: html`, read twice	first read 18,732 (stale, previous page), second read 18,887 live, 30 slugs
Canonical capture window	existing captures on disk	no fresh twelve-sitemap refresh this class; the night capture is the baseline
Listing surfaces	5 probes	all recorded below

New Servers Catalogued¶

Versum MCP - The Local Shop Shelf an Agent Can Quote¶

Relevance: HIGH. Endpoint driven keyless (initialize HTTP 200, serverInfo versum-catalog 1.6.0, 13 tools in 50,179 bytes of schema, six tools called live).

A free read-only index of real local businesses in the United States, read from each business's own public website. list_niches returned the whole index in one object: 128 trades, 5,398 cards, 9,300 businesses, with per-trade coverage states and the city zones behind them, each carrying the date it was last passed. Restaurant is 783 cards over 1,042 businesses and partial for a stated reason; florist is 183 over 316 and complete.

The measured answer is the shape worth copying. search_catalog for pizza in Tampa returned 12 matches inside 15 miles, and the top card is a real shelf: Green Bench Brewing Co., 0.3 miles away, (813) 867-8804, FOUR CHEESE PIZZA at $12.95 and Pepperoni at $14.50. get_offering returns the price as a claim with its evidence: price_state: confirmed, basis: published, source: semantic_html, evidence.quote: "$ 12.95". Beside it, availability_state: unknown, basis: not published. Somebody can be told what a pizza costs and cannot be told whether it is in stock, and both arrive labelled. find_business with needed_by resolved the timestamp to open_at and returned a task card with the hours state confirmed, the reasoning open at 19:00 by the published hours, and the five cheapest items priced. quote_order failed honestly: placed: false, reason: no_public_cart, with a note that the shop's public cart priced it in its own session which was emptied, only the delivery address was sent, and nothing was kept.

It earns a guide because nothing else here reads a local shop's own shelf: GBPly MCP manages your own profile, Listings API MCP publishes out to 80 plus directories, and GoodLeads MCP sells new-business filing leads. Undercart MCP is the nearest neighbour and covers online Shopify stores, not the shop with a Squarespace menu and a phone number.

Guide: Versum MCP

Also Identified (Not Catalogued)¶

From the mcp.so feed, the five cards above the night stamp resolve to covered classes: paperjoy-01f7bf sends real handwritten postcards inside Poland (consumer print, the paddock-cards precedent); 442ball serves football club power ratings (sports data); builders-in-fintech is a fintech news and funding feed (news syndication); eddyter-ai-rich-text-editor-mcp is a rich-text editor integration (content tooling); forge-by-ui8 is a hosted agent front-end from a design-asset vendor (developer tooling).

From the submission window, the substantive candidates were read to body level and held on class:

Local Business Facts (Agentric) (#6590) - one tool, lookup_business {url, country}, and it answered keyless with real facts on halelifebakery.com: confidence: 0.86, name from schema.org, phone with an e164 form, address, fetched_at 2026-11-02T17:03:13Z, every field carrying its own source, method and confidence. It works, and it is held on class rather than on quality: business enrichment by URL is carried by Vibe Prospecting MCP and Leadbay MCP, and a single prepaid-credit tool at $10 per 500 lookups does not add a surface this catalogue lacks. Worth promoting if a wanted-by field ever needs a per-field confidence score.
Sumora (#6617) - an approval-first B2B outreach agent over LinkedIn and Instagram, OAuth or bearer, self-described as "Shopify for AI agents"; sales and lead-generation class, carried by Leadbay MCP and the outreach cluster.
Evalmee (#6602) - online exams and assessment authoring, OAuth with dynamic client registration; education authoring class.
Peerlytics (#6599) - a read-only explorer for the Peer (ZKP2P) protocol on Base, two tools; consumer crypto analytics.
Binnacle (#6605) - a local AI engineering control plane for coding agents, stdio only; developer tooling.
Narva (#6611) - faceless YouTube and Shorts production in 32 languages; video generation class, saturated.
Raywake (#6620) - 500 plus image, video and audio models with a USD quote before generation; media generation class, saturated.
Untitled UI (#6606), Dynobase (#6607), knock (#6601), Keep Mac Awake (#6600), memreduct-mcp (#6597), TweakThis (#6594), AttriKit (#6592) - developer tooling, desktop utilities and mobile attribution.
Mono eSIM (#6618), Cyclesite (#6604), WebAZ (#6587), byondr Receipt Maker (#6591), Numbers2Excel (#6614), LetsBot (#6595), Perisclaw (#6596) - travel, a used-bike marketplace, shopping-agent product discovery, a receipt generator, a file converter, and two WhatsApp surfaces in the saturated messaging class.
AlphaPrime (#6619) - trading signals and market data; the stock and market slice is carried by Altair, ValuEdge, fAlpha and BDE plus nine EDGAR surfaces.
Faxend (#6610 and #6613) and Tempost (#6608 and #6612) - the same two products submitted twice each inside a two-hour window, a resubmission pattern rather than four arrivals.
fixRAgent (#6586) - catalogued at the October 14 midday pass, not a new arrival.
Chris Pereira agent desk (#6585), iMpact agent desk (#6588), Global Connect Show (#6589) - single-vendor and single-person promotional desks.
Gang (#6616), Vibresia (#6615), Versum (#6603, catalogued), McpStamp Check (#6593) - a consumer CLI, a music visualiser, the new entry, and a readiness scorer in the directory-and-benchmark class that testedmcp-com already occupies.

From /all, the unledgered slugs are hologramxyz (detail route answers a 404 shell, so the listing is real and the page is not published yet), perisclaw-mcp (the Perisclaw hold above) and nova-civai-co-agent-product-admin (the second surface of the single-vendor Nova fleet held at the night pass). Every other slug on the page resolved to an existing guide directory.

Core Listing Verification¶

All five surfaces re-probed in this pass, since the night run recorded them as not run.

Surface	Result
mcpservers.org `/servers/corpusiq-io`	LIVE - HTTP 200 through the reader proxy, title `CorpusIQ MCP Server \\| Awesome MCP Servers`, 18 CorpusIQ mentions in the body
Smithery	LIVE via the registry API - `GET /servers/@benoit-p/Cprusiq` returned 200 with `qualifiedName: benoit-p/Cprusiq`, `displayName: CorpusIQ`, a deployment URL, tools and resources. The HTML page route 404s, and a control test on two unrelated published servers returned the same 404, because the web directory migrated to an Arcade-powered directory and every old `/server` route went with it - a recorded migration, not a delisting. The search endpoint returned HTTP 500 vendor-side on both attempts
Glama connector	LIVE - `/mcp/connectors/io.corpusiq/multi-source-mcp` HTTP 200, 2.7 MB body, and the connector is the first result on the connectors search for corpusiq
Glama repo listing	LIVE - `/mcp/servers/CorpusIQ/corpusiq-docs` HTTP 200
Official MCP registry	ACTIVE - `io.corpusiq/multi-source-mcp` in the v0 servers feed with `remotes[0]` `streamable-http` at `https://mcp2.corpusiq.io/mcp`, status `active`
mcp.so	NOT LISTED - all four direct slugs (`corpusiq`, `corpusiq-io`, `corpusiq-mcp`, `io.corpusiq`) answer 404; unchanged and expected, the free route is sign-in gated and the paid route was declined

Verification¶

The guide was written against live responses, not the vendor page. Six tools were called: list_niches, search_catalog, find_business, get_card, get_offering, quote_order.
Two argument-shape corrections were found by driving rather than reading: get_card and get_offering take id, while quote_order and place_order take offering_id and business_id, and a wrong field name returns -32602 against a schema with additionalProperties: false.
The counts in the guide are the server's answers on the day, not the submission issue's. The issue says 7,415 cards; list_niches said 5,398 cards over 9,300 businesses across the same 128 trades. The difference is recorded rather than reconciled away.
The Smithery 404 was tested against a control set before it was written down: two unrelated published servers 404 the same way, so the site's page route moved and the listing did not disappear.