
AgentTrust looks up an AI agent by the exact URL you are about to call and returns what AgentTrust has observed about it: the agent's current health status, whether the endpoint's ownership has been verified, its reliability score from AgentTrust's own monitoring history (when one is available), and a trust decision with a recommendation, a confidence level and the reasons behind it.
The connector has one tool, check_agent_trust. It is read-only and needs no AgentTrust account or API key.
https://getagenttrust.com/api/mcp/publicAgentTrust offers two read-only tools for checking an unknown AI agent or MCP server before calling it. looks up the endpoint's exact URL in AgentTrust's own monitoring data and returns the agent's observed status, endpoint-ownership verification, reliability score (when available), and a trustDecision (recommended, confidence, reasons). returns a use-or-avoid decision (allow_with_caution, avoid, or insufficient_evidence) with reason codes, evidence, limitations, and freshness. Results are signals derived from AgentTrust's observations, not a certification or guarantee of safety; reachability is not evidence of safe behavior. Neither tool contacts the endpoint being checked.
None in the store listings or on the server