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Guide details publishing MCP security agent to registries

This guide details the process of publishing an MCP server, specifically an offensive-security agent named HALO, to various registries. The author emphasizes that a functional MCP server adhering to the protocol must be established before submission. The process involves several steps, starting with Glama for quality scoring and a badge, followed by contributions to community lists like awesome-mcp-servers (both punkpeye and TensorBlock versions), and finally submission to mcpservers.org. The author stresses the importance of adhering to each registry's specific formatting and submission guidelines for successful discoverability. AI

IMPACT Provides a technical guide for developers on making their security agents discoverable within a specific ecosystem.

RANK_REASON The item describes a process for listing a specific type of software agent, which falls under tooling or process documentation rather than a core AI release or significant industry event.

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    # Getting Listed: Publishing an Offensive-Security Agent to the MCP Registries

    <p>The Model Context Protocol ecosystem has grown fast, and with it a handful of registries that have become the front door for discovery. If you have built an MCP server and nobody can find it, you have built half a product. This week I took HALO — my local, autonomous security …