Influzer launches an instant MCP server inspector: paste any URL to see its tools
Fine_Airline_6832 · reddit · 2026-11-13
The maker of MCP directory Influzer.ai added a check feature: paste any public MCP server URL and the site connects to show what it exposes—each tool's name, description, input fields, and annotations (read-only, destructive, idempotent, open-world), flagging missing descriptions, schemas, and annotations alongside the same verification grade used in the directory.
Requirements: a verified account, a public HTTPS URL; a bearer token, if needed, is used only for that check and never stored. The author is soliciting feedback on whether people would run this before adopting a server or only after something breaks, and whether annotations change trust.
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