Atlas entry
the- stall. intuitek. ai
No capabilities retained; ARD, MCP 2025-11-25 and MCP Server Card observed, and the MCP endpoint was truncated. First atlas observation.
Atlas history
1 observation
- 0 capabilities · ARD, MCP 2025-11-25 and MCP Server Card · MCP endpoint truncated · 1 incomplete inventory groupFirst observation
Fingerprint and versions
- Fingerprint
db8d4c2e263262e352ce4b2d6ea9d70450619b8b737328da1fe0e7f8937572f7(incomplete)- Passport schema
- 0.5.0, passport-semantic-v4
- Consistency
- ARD_DECLARED_MCP_SERVER_CARD: mismatch · ARD_DECLARED_MCP_SERVER_CARD: mismatch · ARD_DECLARED_MCP_SERVER_CARD: indeterminate · ARD_DECLARED_MCP_SERVER_CARD: mismatch · ARD_DECLARED_MCP_SERVER_CARD: indeterminate · ARD_DECLARED_MCP_SERVER_CARD: indeterminate · ARD_DECLARED_MCP_SERVER_CARD: indeterminate · MCP_PROMPTS_ADVERTISEMENT_LIST: not applicable · MCP_RESOURCES_ADVERTISEMENT_LIST: not applicable · MCP_TOOLS_ADVERTISEMENT_LIST: indeterminate · 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.
Declared and observed
Tool declarations are unavailable for this entry.
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About this entry
ai.intuitek.the-stall/the-stallListedOfficial MCP Registry · first listed 12 Sep 2026 · last listed 23 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
sha256:956c25e200a857378b4f3b502d8818f400074d3dfdf047ecc6d3bea14f757813- Locator SHA-256
0efeb51968ecdb3a6b1f3d6f8b62223764da799eca8963afed764803ebb1048c- Snapshot generated
- 11 Nov 2026, 22:36 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.

