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SecureMCP Registry

A governed catalogue for MCP servers and tools

A catalogue of MCP servers published through SecureMCP. Each listing carries its publisher, the certification checks it passed, and the security controls that deployment configured: execution policy, consent and contracts, provenance.

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If you run agents

Know what you are connecting to

Adding a tool to an agent usually means trusting whoever wrote it, with nothing to read but a README. A listing records who published the server, what its submission was checked against, and which SecureMCP controls that deployment turned on, so the question moves from whether you trust the author to what the server is configured to refuse.

Coming soon
Policy that can refuse

Where a server configures execution policy, an operation it is not permitted to perform is denied rather than attempted: fail-closed, when it is set that way.

Receipts you can verify

A server built with provenance returns an execution receipt beside the normal result: outcome claims, input and output digests, and a ledger inclusion proof your client can check.

Publisher and certification

Listings carry publisher information and the certification checks a submission passed, with moderation where a catalogue requires it. A listing reports what was configured; it does not instrument a remote server.

If you build them

Publish with the controls you configured

Build on SecureMCP, choose the controls your deployment needs through SecurityConfig, then scaffold, validate, package and submit with the publisher CLI. What you configured is what the listing reports.

Coming soon
01Build on SecureMCP

Keep the FastMCP APIs you already use and enable execution policy, consent and contracts, or provenance through SecurityConfig.

02Package it

purecipher-publisher init, check and package scaffold a project from a template, validate its manifest, and build the submission.

03Submit to a registry

Configure the registry destination and publish. Submissions can be held for moderation before they appear in a catalogue.

In the meantime

SecureMCP is available today. If you have an MCP server integrated with it, or one you plan to integrate, we want to hear about it. The registry’s first listings will come from those conversations.

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