Repo Dossiers
Tracked repos
Dossiers for public GitHub repos with MCP dependencies. Each repo has a canonical URL, a policy-gate verdict, per-package scores, and the aggregate capability surface an AI agent inherits by installing the stack. Seeded from real demand signal (the repos people have looked up via /api/repo/preview).
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grafana/k6-studio
Performance testing tool, MCP config detected, 28 lookups across 4 days
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Shopify/hydrogen
React e-commerce framework, multiple MCP servers, 25 lookups across 5 days
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redis/RedisInsight
Case study: pinned all MCP versions after our scan
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stripe/ai
MCP tool servers, single lookup
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cloudflare/agents
MCP agent runtime, single lookup
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PrefectHQ/fastmcp
MCP framework, single lookup
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microsoft/clarity
Analytics platform, single lookup
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inngest/agent-kit
Agent framework, single lookup
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upstash/mcp-server
Context7 MCP, single lookup
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getsentry/spotlight
Dev observability, single lookup
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kurrent-io/KurrentDB
Event store, single lookup
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grafana/mcp-grafana
Grafana MCP server, single lookup
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What a dossier contains
- Policy-gate verdict: the exact decision (ALLOW / WARN / BLOCK) the AgentScore GitHub Action would return on a PR for this repo.
- Per-package table: every MCP dependency found, with its current score, risk level, and gate verdict. Each package links to its own report page.
- Aggregate capability surface: the union of powers (filesystem access, shell exec, network egress, email messaging, etc.) the repo's MCP stack grants to any agent using it, sorted by risk.
- Files checked: which config files the scanner read (
package.json,.mcp.json,.cursor/mcp.json, etc.). - Unsupported install paths: items installed via Python, Docker, remote HTTP, or raw git URL that the npm-based scanner cannot reach. Flagged for manual review rather than silently dropped.
- Timestamped snapshot: a dossier is a point-in-time record of what the repo's MCP surface looks like on a given day. Every view re-fetches; the page caches for an hour.