What MCP servers can actually do

5,860 tool names, each one reported by a server that answered our handshake. Registries tell you a server exists. This tells you what it exposes.

Ordered by how many separate hosts expose a tool, not how many listings. One operator running a thousand servers that all share a toolkit would otherwise fill this entire page, and did before we changed it.

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5,860 matching.

tool	hosts	listings
`search_manufacturers`	2	2
`search_market`	2	2
`search_materials`	2	2
`search_mcps`	2	2
`search_memory_facts`	2	2
`search_movies`	2	2
`search_nonprofits`	2	2
`search_offenders`	2	2
`search_offerings`	2	2
`search_opinions`	2	2
`search_organizations`	2	2
`search_pages`	2	2
`search_person`	2	2
`search_persons`	2	2
`search_pets`	2	2
`search_pieces`	2	2
`search_platforms`	2	2
`search_plugins`	2	2
`search_policies_and_faqs`	2	2
`search_positions`	2	2
`search_press`	2	2
`search_products_v2`	2	2
`search_pros`	2	2
`search_protocols`	2	2
`search_public_knowledge`	2	2
`search_quran`	2	2
`search_reddit`	2	2
`search_regulations`	2	2
`search_releases`	2	2
`search_remote_jobs`	2	2
`search_repositories`	2	2
`search_research_claims`	2	2
`search-reviews`	2	2
`search_robots`	2	2
`search_sanctions`	2	2
`search_sec_edgar`	2	2
`search.semantic`	2	2
`search_settlements`	2	2
`search_slots`	2	2
`search_sources`	2	2
`search-specialists`	2	2
`search_sponsors`	2	2
`search_ssic`	2	2
`search_stocks`	2	2
`search_suppliers`	2	2
`search_talent`	2	2
`search_techniques`	2	2
`search_tee_times`	2	2
`search_telegram`	2	2
`search_terms`	2	2