Founder of a listed tool

Henry Mao

Co-founder; former CEO, now building Tardigrade, named behind the Smithery listing on Anchor Terminal.

Co-founder; former CEO, now building Tardigrade

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What Henry 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; former CEO, now building Tardigrade, researched 27 October 2026 · the people behind it

Works with

Anirudh Kamath Co-founder; Arcade migration contact
Arjun Kumar Founding engineer; now building Tardigrade
Gurdas Nijor Listed founding engineer

Questions

Who is Henry Mao?

Henry Mao is co-founder; former CEO of now building Tardigrade.

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 Henry'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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