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
`get_records`	4	4
`get_reference`	4	4
`get_report_data`	4	4
`get_restaurant_details`	4	4
`get_resume`	4	4
`get_screen`	4	4
`get_section`	4	4
`get_segments`	4	4
`get_service_catalog`	4	4
`get_settings`	4	4
`get_signal_history`	4	4
`get_stock_price`	4	4
`get_stock_quote`	4	4
`get_strategy`	4	4
`get_subscription_status`	4	4
`get_supported_chains`	4	4
`get_tasks`	4	4
`get_tech_stack`	4	4
`get_technical_indicators`	4	4
`get_thesis`	4	4
`get_timezone`	4	4
`get_token`	4	4
`get_token_balance`	4	4
`get_token_holders`	4	4
`get_top_movers`	4	4
`get_transaction_history`	4	4
`get_transactions`	4	4
`get_trending_tokens`	4	4
`get_upgrade_link`	4	4
`get_usage_stats`	4	4
`get_user_info`	4	4
`get_vault`	4	4
`get_vehicle`	4	4
`get_vehicle_details`	4	4
`get_weather_alerts`	4	4
`handoff`	4	4
`help`	4	4
`how_to_buy`	4	4
`how_to_pay`	4	4
`identity_create`	4	4
`inflation_adjust`	4	4
`inspect_file`	4	4
`install`	4	4
`list_annotations`	4	4
`list_artifacts`	4	4
`list_audits`	4	4
`list_blog_articles`	4	4
`list_cards`	4	4
`list_checks`	4	4
`list_clusters`	4	4