status9 servers reported a tool by this name when we called them. Names are chosen by whoever wrote the server, so two tools sharing a name do not have to do the same thing. We record what was reported, not what it does.
| server | result when we called it | tools |
|---|---|---|
| cryptowhaleinsights https://cryptowhaleinsights.com/mcp |
answers-mcp | 56 |
| CourtListener MCP Server https://courtlistener-mcp.vaquill.ai/mcp/ |
answers-mcp | 34 |
| CoinPaprika MCP Server https://mcp.coinpaprika.com/streamable-http |
answers-mcp | 31 |
| agishub https://api.agishub.com/mcp |
answers-mcp | 24 |
| rendezvous https://agentrendezvous.app/mcp |
answers-mcp | 15 |
| kontato https://api.kontato.ai/mcp |
answers-mcp | 9 |
| ai-api-radar https://aiapi.dropwatchhq.com/mcp |
answers-mcp | 4 |
| webhook-relay https://api.agishub.com/mcp/webhook |
answers-mcp | 2 |
| HumansLikeStuff https://mcp.humanslikestuff.com/mcp |
answers-mcp | 2 |
9 of these answered an MCP handshake on the day we checked. That is not a promise the tool works, only that the server was running and told us the tool existed.