About

About MCP Supply Chain Checker

A paste-and-findings checker for the servers and skills an AI coding agent uses, published by The Art of Service.

Every enterprise putting coding agents into more than one team runs into the same question: which MCP servers and skills do we run, and are they safe? The answer usually lives in a pull request, a spreadsheet or one engineer's memory. This checker turns the manifest into a verdict, a finding per rule and a dated note that survives the meeting.

Who publishes it

The Art of Service Pty Ltd, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. The product is written and published by Gerard Blokdyk, who also publishes the compliance library the official rules are read from. Contact: support@theartofservice.com.

The editorial standard

• Every finding points to the evidence in the reader's own file.
• Every rule names its source and the official requirement it expresses.
• A limit is stated where it exists, not buried in a footnote.
• No figure is invented, and no report is described as a certification.
• Where a scheme does not state a requirement, the page says so.

Independence

The product is not affiliated with, endorsed by or approved by NIST, the European Commission, the NCSC, the Australian Signals Directorate, Snyk or any harness vendor. The episode and the public research are cited as sources, not as partners.

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