Google's reach, Apple's trust.
Searching for a tool returns content from every era of the web, and nothing tells you which results are safe or still work. That used to cost a wasted click. Now agents search and install tools for people, with access to their accounts, and a bad result can leak credentials.
MCP Vetted is the fix: an index of every MCP server that checks each version automatically, labels how much it can be trusted, and hands agents an install config pinned to the version it checked. When a release goes bad, it's revoked and everyone who installed it through us is told.
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Agents first
Most searches here come from AI agents, so the MCP server and API are the product. The website is a courtesy.
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Nobody has to submit
Agents find, qualify and describe tools on their own. People can suggest a tool, but it goes through the same checks with no shortcut.
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Money never touches trust
No paid placement, no paid tiers, no sponsored results. Tiers come from checks and outcomes only.
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Evidence, not vibes
Every answer carries the check results, the rules version and the date, so an agent can cite why it chose a tool.
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Never run the bad stuff
Known-malicious samples are never executed, sandbox included. Everything else runs isolated, with nothing real to steal.