mcpschemer

Know when the MCP servers you depend on change under you.

Hourly health checks and tool-schema diffs for remote MCP endpoints — yours, and the third-party ones your agents call.

The corpus

What the first full pass found

17,317 public endpoints polled 49.2% healthy 39.9% behind auth 9.0% dead 39.7% of healthy servers on a protocol revision older than 2025-11-25 38 unrelated hosts serving a byte-identical tool list

Measured 2026-09-03 across every public remote MCP endpoint we could find. Full numbers in the launch post next week.

Free CLI

Try it now

npx mcp-drift-check https://your-server.example/mcp
  • Health category. The same handshake a real client does — legacy initialize or modern server/discover, Streamable HTTP or HTTP+SSE — resolved to one of seven states.
  • Tool list. Every tool the server exposes, with its description, as your agent would see it.
  • Drift since your last run, with severity: a removed tool or a changed inputSchema is breaking, a changed description is a warning.

Runs locally, stores snapshots in ~/.mcp-drift-check, and sends an anonymous usage ping (version, category, exit code, platform — never the URL). Opt out with --no-telemetry.

Coming in 2–3 weeks

What the hosted monitor does

  • Hourly checks of every endpoint you watch; every 15 minutes on paid plans.
  • Tool-schema diff with severity. A removed tool or a changed inputSchema is breaking; a changed description is a warning, because descriptions steer the model's tool choice.
  • Alerts by email, Slack, and Discord webhook.
  • A public status badge for server authors.
  • Seven days of history on the free plan.

Pricing

Three plans

Free Pro $19/mo Team $49/mo
3 endpoints 25 endpoints 100 endpoints
Daily checks Hourly checks Every 15 minutes
7 days of history 30 days of history 30 days of history
Email alerts Email alerts Slack and Discord webhooks, status badge

Prices are a plan, not a promise. Waitlist members get the first month free.

Waitlist

Get told when it opens

One email at launch. No drip sequence.