Founder of a listed tool
Anirudh Kamath
Co-founder; Arcade migration contact, named behind the Smithery listing on Anchor Terminal.
What Anirudh builds
Smithery D · Agent tool access
Smithery is a hosted registry and connection service for MCP servers, part of Arcade.dev since August 2026. Agents search the registry, create connections and call tools through a REST API, a per-namespace MCP endpoint, a TypeScript client or a CLI.
Co-founder; Arcade migration contact, researched 27 October 2026 · the people behind it
Works with
- Arjun Kumar Founding engineer; now building Tardigrade
- Gurdas Nijor Listed founding engineer
- Henry Mao Co-founder; former CEO, now building Tardigrade
Questions
Who is Anirudh Kamath?
Anirudh Kamath co-founded Smithery, a public registry and hosting service for MCP servers. He joined Arcade.dev when it acquired Smithery in August 2026, and in October 2026 he wrote the notice shutting down Smithery's MCP proxy and managed identity services, leaving smithery.ai as a public registry run by Arcade.
What does Smithery (Arcade.dev) make?
Anchor Terminal lists Smithery from Smithery (Arcade.dev). Smithery is a hosted registry and connection service for MCP servers, part of Arcade.dev since August 2026. Agents search the registry, create connections and call tools through a REST API, a per-namespace MCP endpoint, a TypeScript client or a CLI.
How are Anirudh's tools graded?
Smithery is graded D, 51 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.
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