ATX Registry audits the trust surface of agent-callable services

Why it surfaced

ATX Registry shows its work: each scan can expose tool inventories, state-changing actions, robots restrictions, or failed resolution instead of reducing trust to a badge. Its accompanying MCP report claims that 62.2% of 9,394 public servers reveal their full tool inventory without authentication, with links to the hosts and query behind every figure.

A public registry that scans MCP servers and HTTP APIs, records evidence, and publishes explainable trust scores.