Founder of a listed tool

Justin Spahr-Summers

Named behind 2 listings on Anchor Terminal.

Original reference-server contributor; MCP co-creator; former Anthropic employee

Justin Spahr-Summers co-created the Model Context Protocol with David Soria Parra as an engineer at Anthropic, which announced it in November 2024. The protocol's governance page lists him as co-inventor and lead maintainer emeritus.

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Who is Justin Spahr-Summers?

Justin Spahr-Summers co-created the Model Context Protocol with David Soria Parra as an engineer at Anthropic, which announced it in November 2024. The protocol's governance page lists him as co-inventor and lead maintainer emeritus.

What does Model Context Protocol (archived) make?

Anchor Terminal lists PostgreSQL (archived MCP reference server) and Puppeteer (archived MCP reference server) from Model Context Protocol (archived). Archived PostgreSQL reference MCP server for SQL queries. Its read-only transaction wrapper has a documented bypass.

How are Justin's tools graded?

PostgreSQL (archived MCP reference server) is graded F, 18.6 out of 100; Puppeteer (archived MCP reference server) is graded F, 30.8 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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Not the same person as Justin Spahr-Summers (MCP project (reference servers)), as far as the research can tell, since the listings name them at different companies with different or no profiles.

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