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AI Crawler Index — MCP servers

Server card for five keyless MCP servers that identify crawlers and audit discovery docs.

www.pathwren.workers.dev Domain-anchored . Structural trust only: the URN authority (www.pathwren.workers.dev) matches the catalog host that published this entry. This is NOT a cryptographic proof of ownership — it means the listing is self-consistent with the domain it claims. seen 7h ago

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Five remote MCP servers (Streamable HTTP, JSON-RPC 2.0, no auth) on one host. The endpoint to connect to is POST https://www.pathwren.workers.dev/c/ard/mcp — this URL is the server card that describes it, not the endpoint. /mcp identifies one crawler at a time, /mcp/triage takes a pasted access log and returns who crawled you, /mcp/doctor grades which agent-discovery documents a host actually serves, /mcp/robots reads a robots.txt and says which AI crawlers it really stops, and /mcp/netcheck answers whether an address belongs to a declared crawler range. The card names every endpoint and mirrors the record the official MCP registry holds.

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Capabilities

The crawler did not record capability metadata for this resource. Inspect the endpoint directly to see what it exposes.

Provenance

Discovered
Crawled directly
Identifier
urn:air:www.pathwren.workers.dev:mcp:ai-crawler-index
Catalog host
www.pathwren.workers.dev · crawled directly
Anchor check
Passed
Last crawled
seen 7h ago

Structural trust only: the URN authority (www.pathwren.workers.dev) matches the catalog host that published this entry. This is NOT a cryptographic proof of ownership — it means the listing is self-consistent with the domain it claims. How trust works →

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