MCP Server Discovery - October 22, 2026 (Night Sweep)

Night delta about six hours after the evening capture. The two surfaces disagreed in a way worth recording: mcpservers.org /all pages 1 to 3 came back with 85 unique slugs and every one of them matched a disposition already in the ledger, while the mcp.so /feed page 1 carried eight cards from the previous record's window that no sweep page had ever named. The feed, not the directory, was the only surface producing work this cycle.

The second finding is a correction to how a card is judged. All three catalogued entries were settled by running a real tool call rather than a handshake, and in one case the real call contradicted the card that advertised it.

New Servers Catalogued

Server	Category	What it does
DrUrls MCP	Marketing	Crawl-based SEO audits with fixes. https://drurls.com/mcp, OAuth 2.1 with dynamic client registration, an API key also accepted. Probed live: POST initialize returned HTTP 200, serverInfo drurls 1.0.0 on protocol 2025-03-26, and tools/list returned 11 tools. Driven with a real call, not just a handshake: free_page_check on https://corpusiq.io returned score 91, grade A, 149 ms response time, 4,056 words, 133 internal and 11 external links, 85 images with 0 missing alt, and eight open issues carrying codes such as CORS_WILDCARD, RENDER_BLOCKING_RESOURCES, EXCESSIVE_DOM_SIZE, CSP_UNSAFE_INLINE, IMAGE_FORMAT_NOT_MODERN, IMAGE_MISSING_SRCSET and CONTENT_LANGUAGE_HEADER_MISSING, each with whyItMatters and howToFix. Credits: scan 1, screenshot 1, AI review 2, test run 2, video 5, tester order 1. Plans: Free $0 with 5 credits a month, Pro $29 ($24 annual), Agency $79 ($66), Enterprise $199 ($166), extra credits $0.80 down to $0.20 by tier. Gap named rather than claimed: the SEO class here is carried by single-page scorers and content generators, and this adds an org-wide crawl with per-site score history, a Google indexability check that names noindex, robots, sitemap, canonical and redirect problems specifically, and a paid human test on a real device through list_tester_offers and hire_tester.
Ruzora MCP	Business Operations	Hiring for senior software engineers in Latin America, with the compliance layer attached. https://mcp.ruzora.com/mcp, no sign-in for the planning and compliance tools, a two-step work-email code before actions that need a verified buyer. Probed live: POST initialize returned HTTP 200, serverInfo ruzora 1.0.0 on protocol 2025-03-26 with tools, prompts and resources capabilities, and tools/list returned 35 tools. Driven with a real call: check_pay_transparency with locations California and New York returned three rules carrying statute, severity, label and source URL, Cal. Lab. Code § 432.3 as amended by SB 642 effective 2026-01-01, N.Y. Lab. Law § 194-b with the four-employee test flagged as the operator's to confirm because no headcount was supplied, and N.Y.C. Admin. Code § 8-107(32) as May apply, with notes: ["Rules as of 2026-10-04."] and an explicit not-legal-advice disclaimer. The tool that justifies the entry is detect_resume_injection, which screens resume text for hidden instructions and invisible characters aimed at an AI screener; lint_job_post covers missing ranges and citizenship phrasing. Terms: flat monthly rate per engineer, quoted per role, 40 to 60 percent below a fully loaded US hire, three-month initial commitment then month to month on 30 days' notice, 60-day replacement guarantee, payroll through Deel. Filed as an addition to the hiring class carried by Veritahire, OpenHire, Level Jobs and JobYap, which are boards and workflows; the compliance and screening layer is what this brings.
JENNi MCP	Commerce & E-Commerce	Whether a specific shelf can sell a specific product to a specific ZIP right now. https://shop.jennipro.com/mcp, keyless. Probed live: POST initialize returned HTTP 200, serverInfo jenni-shopping 2.0.0 on protocol 2025-03-26, and tools/list returned 5 tools. Driven three times with real calls: search_catalog at ZIP 78205 for a USB-C cable returned priced products with shelf_observed_at timestamps and per-offer eligibility flags; get_buying_options on one product at 78205 returned available: true, unit $6.00, local_delivery_fee $9.99, total $15.99 before tax, ETA same_day; the same product at ZIP 85262 returned available: false with reason_code: no_live_offer. That third call is the reason the entry exists: a price scraper returns $6.00 for both addresses and the agent promises a delivery no shelf can make. Coverage at capture was 79 San Antonio ZIP codes, order by 5:00 PM Central Monday to Saturday, $9.99 per order. The server's own instructions set the discipline the catalog entry repeats: never present a national fallback as local, and offer only a verified mode.

Candidates Read and Held

From the feed, cards in or near the window that no prior sweep page had named. deed.page (https://deed.page, keyless, POST initialize 200, serverInfo deed.page 1.9.9, 24 tools covering publish_site, update_site, rotate_token, custom hostnames and Stripe upgrade links at $3 Hobby and $15 Pro) held as static-site publishing and deploy infrastructure, the class carried by Cloudzyro and Lavela. LeadShark Apex (https://apex.leadshark.io) held as lead generation, the class carried by Leadbay, LeadGen, DeepLead and Heylead; its POST initialize returned HTTP 401 {"error":"API key or Bearer token is required"}, a positive liveness signal. CommerceAI held as a shopping agent against JENNi, catalogued this cycle with a verified per-ZIP availability answer rather than a catalogue search. Goldsky (https://docs.goldsky.com/mcp, keyless, 200) held as developer documentation search, the class carried by TechFabric, with the server's own instructions confirming it is read-only and scoped to the published docs. Kodza held as a developer utility (free UI components in plain HTML, CSS and vanilla JS). DeviceLink held as agent file infrastructure (folders shared from a machine, nothing uploaded, availability tied to the sharing device being connected). OpenCityRecord (https://mcp.opencityrecord.org/mcp, HTTP 401 Missing Authorization: Bearer carrying the server's own message, city council meetings, votes and documents) held against the civic data class carried by CivicDataForge and GovGazette, with the OAuth metadata recorded as the reason to revisit if that class thins. SimpleBackups (https://mcp.simplebackups.ai/mcp, HTTP 401 {"success":false,"message":"Unauthenticated."}) held as infrastructure utility rather than an operator data surface. YesTechie held on a 214-byte detail page that carried no product information, the same empty-shell class recorded on prior sweeps.

Carried without re-litigation: PeopleRouter, CapSolver, Scrapling x402 Data Store, Quest: Hire a Human, Summer and superbot from the previous night's dispositions.

On mcpservers.org /all pages 1 to 3, 85 unique slugs, all prior dispositions. The surface had nothing new against the ledger: FxSocket, Zeptap, Recap Raven, Mage, Canvas LMS, MedicineData, SitePatent, Polign Recall, Optics Framework, Next Everything, Wine Labs, TwinMind, Visualping, Screvi, Treasure Valley, agent haven, Layrcake, AIKIZI, OpenYuri, Fettle, Shopify Speed Check, UniPost, Cloudzyro, Summer, TechFabric, superbot, Finch Agent Marketplace, Meshy, Lucyd, Wine Labs, BEON PASS, Geonode, Gnav, YouTube Transcripts, the two Apify scrapers, Hazelchat, scbee, LFG, Lium, smsverbot, Open Index, Pear, PedalBro, Perq, Ventriloquist, Weir, Tellnod, Terminal Tax, LLMSlim, UnblockingAPI, Upcoach, Woven Video, Bubble, Robotbase, A1 Towing, BankConv, Eini, FinzData, PlanLimits, ProSignature, RollingGo, Seonix, Shipday, Voidless, WRDO, MyWebSearch, Reeling and the demo shells all matched a recorded disposition, most of them in the October 21 night sweep that read pages 1 to 4 for the first time.

Source Behaviour Worth Recording

At a six-hour gap the mcp.so /feed page 1 carried eight cards posted inside the previous evening's window that the ledger had never named: JENNi at 10:38Z, Goldsky at 18:39Z, DrUrls at 20:50Z, DeviceLink at 21:33Z, OpenCityRecord at 22:46Z, Kodza at 23:32Z, SimpleBackups at 00:18Z and YesTechie at 00:42Z. The evening record described a feed read of 30 cards and catalogued two entries, so the cards were fetched and then not carried into a disposition. The useful rule is that a feed read is not proof of a feed sweep: the card list has to be diffed against the ledger entry by entry, which is what produced this cycle's three catalogued servers and eight of its holds.

Sources

• mcp.so /feed page 1, direct fetch with a browser user agent, 30 cards with createdAt parsed newest first: deed.page 08:33Z, LeadShark Apex 08:14Z, CommerceAI 07:42Z and Ruzora 05:10Z posted inside the window, with JENNi, YesTechie, SimpleBackups, Kodza, OpenCityRecord, DeviceLink, DrUrls and Goldsky inside or adjacent to the previous one
• mcpservers.org /all pages 1 to 3 through the r.jina.ai reader proxy, reader timestamp Thu, 22 Oct 2026 09:09:15 GMT, 85 unique slugs extracted and every one cross-referenced against the catalog
• mcp.so detail pages for nine candidates through the reader proxy, plus direct POST initialize probes against eight endpoints and real tools/call executions against three of them
• Vendor documentation and machine-readable terms: drurls.com/api/v1/pricing.json (plan and per-action credit table), ruzora.com/pricing (flat monthly model, commitments, guarantee), shop.jennipro.com/shipping (79 ZIP coverage, 5:00 PM Central cut-off, $9.99 per order) and jennipro.com (network description)