Building a listed tool

Shaun Smith

Named behind 4 listings on Anchor Terminal.

Reference servers maintainer, Model Context Protocol

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Who is Shaun Smith?

Shaun Smith is reference servers maintainer at Model Context Protocol.

What does MCP project (reference servers) make?

Anchor Terminal lists Fetch (MCP reference server), Filesystem (MCP reference server), Memory (MCP reference server) and Sequential Thinking (MCP reference server) from MCP project (reference servers). Python reference server with a single 'fetch' tool that retrieves a URL and converts HTML to markdown, with pagination (start_index/max_length) and raw mode.

How are Shaun's tools graded?

Fetch (MCP reference server) is graded C, 57.6 out of 100; Filesystem (MCP reference server) is graded C, 59.4 out of 100; Memory (MCP reference server) is graded C, 54.4 out of 100; Sequential Thinking (MCP reference server) is graded B, 62.7 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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