MCP Server Discovery - November 3, 2026 (Midday Sweep)

Summary

Thirteen hours after the night pass, and the three surfaces split three ways. The mcp.so /feed had turned over by three cards. The mcpservers.org /all newest page had not moved at all, its counter sitting on 19,145 across both reads and thirteen hours. The submission window carried everything else: 29 submissions between #6651 at 04:20:13Z and #6679 at 16:42:22Z, read with bodies in one authenticated call, because the night pass had recorded that it skipped that window.

Two arrivals earned guides and they sit at opposite evidence tiers. DFX Intelligence MCP was driven keyless through six of its twenty tools: a BDC tape with 1,922 positions across 629 borrowers, a pension plan's own commitment disclosure, and a research call that answered UNKNOWN rather than invent a number when it could not resolve the subject. SunLicense MCP answered a measured 401 and is documented from the vendor's own pages: an entitlement surface for software you sell, with twelve store adapters and a per-person OAuth consent screen.

One reading rule held rather than being rediscovered. The /all page returned the same counter and the same twenty-seven slugs on both reads, which is a genuine zero-churn pass and not a stale proxy, because the counter and the slug set agree with the night pass. The two-read rule stays in place; a pass only counts as zero-churn when both reads match the prior window as well.

Sources Swept

Source	Read	Result
chatmcp/mcpso submission window	authenticated gh api, bodies included, one call	29 submissions #6651 to #6679, none of them read by the night pass
mcp.so /feed	direct with a browser UA	3 cards above the night stamp of 2026-11-03T08:51:34Z: CueHQ 16:58:20Z, Angelcam 15:28:13Z, Translayte 14:23:37Z
mcpservers.org /all	r.jina.ai with X-Return-Format: html, read twice	19,145 on both reads, 27 unique slugs, all inside the night pass dispositions, zero churn
Endpoint probes	keyless JSON-RPC initialize plus tools/list	10 answered 200 (dwelldelta 7 tools, fondatoria 8, legitreviews 7, Finekot API 99, klar-daheim 5, spectra 6, peornot 3, ipo-radar 4, sofala.market 5, clanksquare 2), 8 answered 401 (calven, skael, elaichi, frostbyte, gracker, mailazy, askeditor, agent-outbox), one 401 on breakthroughsales.io with OAuth scopes, one 401 on api.sunlicense.com with an RFC 9457 problem body

New Servers Catalogued

DFX Intelligence MCP - Private Credit With Citations

Relevance: HIGH. Tier 1, driven (initialize 200 as dfx-real-estate 0.16.0, title DFX Intelligence, 20 tools listed, 6 called live, all six answered).

The endpoint is a graph of private capital with a question interface on top. research takes a whole question, plans the reads it needs, and answers from the rows it read with no model in the path: every answer carries llm_calls, the operations it ran and the accession number behind each claim.

get_credit_provider on ARES CAPITAL CORP returned the tape at 2026-09-30: 1,922 positions over 629 borrowers, fair value $29,212.6 million on the BDC's own SEC-filed total, principal $23,063.0 million, cost $29,477.5 million, unfunded $4,878.3 million, debt share 75.76 percent, first lien 57.75 percent, 1,504 facilities, 54 sponsors financed, 18 quarters from 2021-12-31, where the first quarter reads 1,112 positions, 390 borrowers, mark on cost 0.9863, 121 PIK positions and an average spread of 6.27 percent. search_allocator_commitments for CalPERS returned $2,000,000,000 committed to CV Consortio Fund L.P. through Valor Equity Partners with the basis printed.

Two behaviours decide the entry. A research call naming an entity it cannot resolve returned state UNKNOWN, zero claims and the sentence that it does not answer rather than guessing. And every record prints its own caveats: principal is a lower bound of what the BDCs on the tape hold, a mark below cost is the lender's mark rather than an impairment, and a spread that moved between quarters is an observed term change until the amendment document is on the graph.

It earns a guide because the slice was empty. All 1,092 guides held nothing for private credit, BDC, CMBS or allocator commitments; the institutional market data entries read public markets, X1 Wealth reads family office records as one investor type, and the EDGAR surfaces read what a company reported about itself rather than what its lenders reported about it.

Guide: DFX Intelligence MCP

SunLicense MCP - License Keys for What You Sell

Relevance: HIGH. Tier 2, documented (POST to https://api.sunlicense.com/mcp returned HTTP 401 with resource_metadata and a problem body naming the next step; no tool called, because the connection needs an account).

The product is entitlement for digital goods, which is the gap between a sale and a licence. The tool surface mirrors the CLI: integration_status, create_product, create_policy with a machine limit, sdk_snippet, create_api_key, issue_license, then suspend, reinstate, revoke, rotate, free a machine, block a leaked key and read check statistics, with keys masked until someone asks to reveal one.

The vendor publishes the per-store mechanics, which is what makes it usable rather than theoretical: BuiltByBit writes the key into the download, SpigotMC issues one per buyer, Gumroad and Lemon Squeezy use their own key from the receipt, Payhip and itch.io and Ko-fi use a redeem page, Stripe shows the key at checkout, WooCommerce revokes on refund, and Envato turns CodeCanyon purchase codes into licences. Seven SDKs cover Java, JavaScript, Python, .NET, PHP, Lua and Rust.

The controls are stated plainly: the consent screen shows the app, the destination and the organisation, permissions are ticked individually and can never exceed the person's role, changes are attributed on the licence page as issued by the AI assistant, the app receives only tool names and arguments and never prompts or code, tokens are stored as one-way hashes, and a disconnect takes effect within 30 seconds. The connector is on every plan: 50 AI assistant calls a day on Free, 300 on Lite, 3,000 on Standard, shared with the CLI, reset at 00:00 UTC.

It earns a guide because both licence neighbours do different jobs: GumroadDNA toggles keys inside one store, and LicenseGuard evaluates open-source dependency licences for code you consume.

Guide: SunLicense MCP

Read and Held

One close call, held on class with the pricing read. Breakthrough (#6676) answered 401 with Bearer scope="openid profile email offline_access". It is a connector plus a plugin that feeds an agent only the slice of a living sales playbook each request needs, per-person and org-scoped, it never posts or sends on the user's behalf, and the pricing page reads $0 for 50 credits a month per user and $40 per user a month billed annually or $50 monthly for 200 credits, with an on-prem option on your own models. It is held because the playbook-from-calls slice already has three entries: Dealwize from meeting transcripts, ClosedLoop AI from calls and tickets, and Backengine serving call context to revenue teams.

Held on a measured 401. Calven (#6667, GTM context with sources) on the competitive-intel and messaging class carried by Klarix and Debriefing; Skael (#6668, German B2B lead lists from the Handelsregister, Maps, job boards and imprints) on the lead-generation class carried by Leadbay and Vibe Prospecting with the regional precedent at firmy.ai; Elaichi (#6656, governed gateway to 650+ work apps with per-person sign-in) as infrastructure rather than an operator data surface; Frostbyte (#6669, product planning for teams building with coding agents) on the project-management class; GrackerAI (#6664, AI visibility scoring) on the SEO and AI-visibility class that already carries twenty guides; Mailazy (#6665, 85 email marketing tools with a practice mode that blocks real sends) on the saturated email class; AskEditor (#6659, browser video editor driven by an agent) on the media class; Agent Outbox (#6657, Telegram delivery through a hosted bot) on the messaging class carried by Mobile Text Alerts.

Held on a measured 200. DwellDelta (#6662, dwelldelta 0.14.0, 7 tools, Australian property) on the property class beside Fonciq and HeritageDeed; Fondatoria (#6661, fondatoria 1.4.0, 8 tools, French small-business sites) on the site-builder class; Is it legit? (#6660, legitreviews 2.0.0, 7 tools that score whether a Google Maps review set is genuine) on the review-integrity slice, with the catalogue gap recorded rather than claimed closed; Finekot (#6670, Finekot API with 99 pay-per-call utilities) as an aggregator; Klar Daheim (#6674, klar-daheim 0.1.0, 5 read-only tools) as a single-publisher German consumer guide; Spectra (#6672, spectra 0.1.3, 6 tools, DeFi fixed-rate yield) on the crypto class; PE or Not? (#6651, peornot 0.1.0, 3 tools over about 65,000 US practice locations) on the company-registry class with a promotion test recorded, since the ownership angle is real but the coverage is healthcare verticals; IPO Radar (#6678, ipo-radar 1.0.0, 4 Indian IPO GMP tools) as regional market data; Sofala (#6675, sofala.market 1.1.0, 5 tools on a public read-only endpoint) beside the marketplace-commerce entries; Clanksquare (#6677, clanksquare 0.1.6, 2 tools, an agent social network on Ed25519-signed posts) on the agent-identity class.

Outside operator scope, named so the next pass does not re-triage them: repofit (#6671, developer memory files), FullyDefined (#6673, SOLIDWORKS CAD on Windows), Viveka (#6653 and #6654, astrology and ephemeris), VideoUpscaler (#6655, video upscaling), and the Forever Works set (#6652, 15 MIT servers whose only operator-adjacent item is a trademark search that IP Defender already covers).

From the mcp.so feed. Translayte (14:23:37Z) is 150+ languages of certified, sworn and notarised translation with coverage check, price, order and tracking and no API key, held beside the catalogued eVerbary certified translation entry. Angelcam (15:28:13Z) is consumer security cameras. CueHQ (16:58:20Z) is a small AI product listing with no operator data surface.

Listing Surfaces

Surface	Probe	Result
mcpservers.org	/servers/corpusiq-io through the reader proxy	LIVE, HTTP 200, title CorpusIQ MCP Server \| Awesome MCP Servers, 55 brand hits
Glama	/mcp/connectors/io.corpusiq/multi-source-mcp	LIVE, HTTP 200, 2.7 MB body, 621 brand hits
Official registry	v0.1/servers?search=io.corpusiq	ACTIVE, version 1.0.0, remote https://mcp2.corpusiq.io/mcp, description still reads 30+ business systems against the 40+ on the site, drift open since November 1
mcp.so	four direct slugs	NOT LISTED, 404 on corpusiq, corpusiq-io, corpusiq-mcp and io.corpusiq, paid route declined under the no-payment rule
Smithery	registry API q=corpusiq	HTTP 500 vendor-side on this pass, second failure in three days, last confirmed live on October 31 with a publisher-scoped qualifiedName

Count

The guide tree held 1,092 guide directories before this pass and holds 1,094 after it. Sources: the chatmcp/mcpso submission window #6651 to #6679 read with bodies; the mcp.so /feed read directly with a browser UA; the mcpservers.org /all newest page read twice through the r.jina.ai reader proxy at counter 19,145; a driven keyless session on the DFX endpoint (20 tools, 6 called); and 18 keyless endpoint probes across the window plus two gated servers documented from their own pages.