Maintainers can prove compatibility
A fit record becomes a link for README, launch notes, procurement packets, and users who ask if the server actually works.
throne registry
The public record for MCP servers.
Every record says what was executed, how it behaved across real clients, what security found, and the evidence hash that sealed it.
live from /api/stats
75 sealed records
server
verdict
security
sealed at
evidence hash
exa-mcp-servernpmpublic package executed by Throne
FIT TO SHIP
security: clean
today
sha256:9f3c2b7e...
tavily-mcpnpmpublic package executed by Throne
FIT TO SHIP
security: clean
today
sha256:2a7d4e91...
@notionhq/notion-mcp-servernpmpublic package executed by Throne
FIT TO SHIP
security: clean
today
sha256:6f1b03af...
Showing public evidence records. Click any server to inspect the proof.
why this wins trust
Public evidence changes how MCP servers get adopted.
Companies can approve by record
Security can create allowlists from evidence instead of screenshots, demos, or vendor promises.
Regressions become visible
When a package update or client release breaks behavior, the record changes and the CI gate blocks the release.