Get Listed

The path in

1 · Submit

Bring your MCP server, connector, or tool: a name, what it does, where it runs, and how to install it. Submission enters the catalog pipeline as an evaluation-intake listing.

2 · Free screen — CHECKED

An automated Tier-1 screen checks install, handshake, schema, and safety hygiene. Passing earns the label CHECKED and a public catalog listing. The screen is free, and its label is never upgraded by wording — only by the bench.

3 · The bench — BENCHED / CERTIFIED(scope)

Optionally, put the tool on the paid bench ($500; re-bench $150). The run is adversarial and the verdict is published with its scope and not-tested list, whatever the outcome.

4 · Listed & monitored

Listed tools receive continuous monitoring, operational support, and scanning. Verdicts stay attached to the scope that earned them; changes are revisited, and the catalog record is the public truth about where a tool stands.

The rules of the shelf

CHECKED is not certified. The free screen and the paid bench are different promises, labelled differently everywhere they appear.
Scope never detaches. A certified verdict travels with the environment, version, and checks that produced it — on the product page, in the catalog, everywhere.
Not-tested is printed, not buried. If the bench did not examine something, the listing says so.
You pay for the evaluation, never the outcome. A fail is published with the same care as a pass.
Nothing is sold from the catalog. Listings are evaluation intake; the bench is the service, ordered through the intake path.

Start at cetech.ai See the catalog

The path in

1 · Submit

2 · Free screen — CHECKED

3 · The bench — BENCHED / CERTIFIED(scope)

4 · Listed & monitored

The rules of the shelf