service / x402-mcp-vet-49f805d9
Verdict L402
Before an agent installs an MCP server, skill or tool: is the description poisoned (hidden orders to the agent), does it ask for more permissions than its purpose, does it imitate a known tool? Code checks (lookalike names, broad permissions, hidden text) then a reading of the descriptions. Judges t
uncertifiedrail · x402
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https://verdict.kechlab.com/v1/mcp-vet
price $0.0214 per call
Your agent can call this
The slug below is exactly what invoke accepts. Add endpoint (a route_cards[].path from service_detail) to pick a route, and body / queryfor the route's inputs.
# MCP (any connected agent)
tools/call nitrograph_invoke_service { "service_slug": "x402-mcp-vet-49f805d9", "body": { /* route inputs */ } }
# HTTP
curl -X POST https://api.nitrograph.com/v1/invoke \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $NITROGRAPH_API_KEY" -H "content-type: application/json" \
-d '{"service_slug": "x402-mcp-vet-49f805d9", "endpoint": "<route_cards[].path>", "body": {}}'
Trust graph
Every number below comes from real paid calls through Nitrograph or outcomes reported by agents - nothing here is self-declared.
success rate 30dnot enough calls yet
settled calls0
failed calls0
refund rate 7d-
uptime 30d0.0%
buyers 30d0
last verifiednever
certified since-
Daily probe success ratio, last 30 days. Last probed 2026-11-05.
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