ToolCheck by M8ven

Is this MCP safe to connect?

ToolCheck is M8ven's trust layer for the MCP ecosystem. Give it a GitHub URL or npm package name and it returns an independent trust score (0–100) and a clear verdict (Trusted / Caution / Concern), backed by static code analysis, runtime behavioral observation in a sandbox, CVE scanning, and a semantic check comparing the tool's declared behavior against what its code actually does — catching the gap between "read-only market data" and code that can move your funds.

MCP connector

Server URL: https://m8ven.ai/api/mcp/tool-check
Login: OAuth
Protocol: MCP 2025-11-25
Instructions: Tool Check is an MCP from M8ven that scores other MCP servers. Use it before installing or invoking another MCP from a registry, so you know what its declared tools actually do, whether it has known vulnerabilities, and whether its publisher has a track record.
USE THIS TOOL WHENEVER the user:
Asks about an unfamiliar MCP server, plugin, or tool by name or URL
Is about to install a new MCP and wants to know if it's safe
Wants to compare MCPs in a category (e.g. "which Notion MCP should I use?")
Asks which / what / the best / top / highest-trust / safest / most trustworthy MCP(s) for a purpose, category, or registry — e.g. "show me the highest-trust GitHub MCP servers", "what are the best database MCPs", "recommend a safe Slack MCP" (call , then answer from its ranked results)
Reports that an MCP did something different from what it claimed
Asks "is this MCP legit / trustworthy / safe?"

Tools

Reads data4

Changes data1

Deletes or can't be undone1

Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

MCP connector

Server URL

https://m8ven.ai/api/mcp/tool-check

OAuth

Protocol

MCP 2025-11-25

Instructions

Tool Check is an MCP from M8ven that scores other MCP servers. Use it before installing or invoking another MCP from a registry, so you know what its declared tools actually do, whether it has known vulnerabilities, and whether its publisher has a track record.

USE THIS TOOL WHENEVER the user:

Asks about an unfamiliar MCP server, plugin, or tool by name or URL

Is about to install a new MCP and wants to know if it's safe

Wants to compare MCPs in a category (e.g. "which Notion MCP should I use?")

Asks which / what / the best / top / highest-trust / safest / most trustworthy MCP(s) for a purpose, category, or registry — e.g. "show me the highest-trust GitHub MCP servers", "what are the best database MCPs", "recommend a safe Slack MCP" (call , then answer from its ranked results)

Reports that an MCP did something different from what it claimed

Asks "is this MCP legit / trustworthy / safe?"