Atlas entry

htmldrop.app

3 capabilities over MCP. First atlas observation.

Observed · passive: no tools called, no credentials sent · sha256:29bcff…a198

Surfaces

5 protocols checked

ARDNot foundNo document retrieved
A2ANot found0 skills
MCPValid2025-11-25 · 3 tools · 0 resources · 0 prompts
OpenAPINot detected0 operations
WebMCPNot detected0 declarative form tools · experimental
Exact states and meaning
  • ARD
    absent

    Exact state: not found · No document retrieved

    The supported discovery location returned no matching document.

    Not found does not prove the service exposes no such interface elsewhere.

    Not observed / not fetched

  • A2A
    absent

    Exact state: not found · 0 skills

    The supported discovery location returned no matching document.

    Not found does not prove the service exposes no such interface elsewhere.

    Not observed / not fetched

  • MCP
    observed

    Exact state: valid · Revision 2025-11-25 · 3 tools · 0 resources · 0 prompts

    A usable protocol document was retrieved and validated.

    Directly observed

  • OpenAPI
    absent

    Exact state: not detected · 0 operations

    No endpoint was established from the evidence and scope that InterfaceDelta inspected.

    Not detected does not prove that no endpoint exists.

    Not observed / not fetched

  • WebMCP
    absent

    Exact state: not detected · 0 declarative form tools · experimental

    No named declarative WebMCP form tools were observed in the origin root HTML.

    Script-registered tools and other pages are not observed, so this does not mean the site has no WebMCP tools.

    Not observed / not fetched

Capabilities

3 · inventory complete

Summary of the AI readings · beta

The service lists 3 capabilities, and 3 have AI readings.

htmldrop_delete is read as deleting or cancelling records.

htmldrop_publish is read as creating records.

htmldrop_list is read as read-only.

Rows named: htmldrop_delete · htmldrop_publish · htmldrop_list

Written by code from the AI readings on this page: it groups them and says nothing they do not.

The atlas shows each capability by its plain identifier, inputs and declared sign-in. Publisher descriptions, paths, links and source evidence are not published here.

MCP tools 3

  • htmldrop_delete

    inputs id (required)

    AI Deletes or cancels records 0.90

  • htmldrop_list

    AI Reads only 0.86

  • htmldrop_publish

    inputs html, markdown, slug, title

    AI Creates records 0.85

Not observed in this Passport: A2A skills, MCP resources, MCP prompts, OpenAPI operations.

Declared and observed

No tools declare hints.

A disagreement is not a finding about the service: either side can be wrong. How we compare declarations and readings.

Atlas history

1 observation

  • 3 capabilities · MCP 2025-11-25 · MCP endpoint validFirst observation
    Fingerprint and versions
    Fingerprint
    29bcff66be99915c999f78ba42447874aedd5e01380e477dc23cb86f615da198
    Passport schema
    0.5.0, passport-semantic-v4
    Consistency
    MCP_PROMPTS_ADVERTISEMENT_LIST: match · MCP_RESOURCES_ADVERTISEMENT_LIST: match · MCP_TOOLS_ADVERTISEMENT_LIST: match · OPENAPI_MCP_EXPLICIT_MAPPING: not applicable

Each class compares an observation with the previous atlas observation. Runs of unchanged observations are grouped. Struck values are what the previous observation recorded; inserted values are what this one recorded.

About this entry

  • app.htmldrop/mcp
    Listed

    Official MCP Registry · first listed 14 Sep 2026 · last listed 28 Oct 2026

Passive observations of a public interface listed in the Official MCP Registry. An observation does not verify security, ownership or compliance, and InterfaceDelta assigns no scores or rankings. Methodology · Report an inaccuracy · Ask for removal

Identity and snapshot
Target key
sha256:3dae77b97fec643a5dbcbcb073a60a5efcb8da780d1dff075a88265d80f16d22
Locator SHA-256
56b39bde9fd2bc0c595d6548bf5de192a00887cc3d93032309c759eb6ff074a2
Snapshot generated
4 Nov 2026, 00:59 UTC

The entry is one exact observed target, not a real-world service identity, and implies no ownership. Endpoint paths are not published; the locator hash lets an operator confirm their own URL.