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endoflife.ai launches Glama MCP server for real-time software EOL data

The endoflife.ai project has launched an MCP (Model-Centric Protocol) server called Glama, designed to provide accurate, up-to-date End-of-Life (EOL) dates for software products. This tool addresses the issue of LLMs providing stale information by offering four distinct functions: checking EOL status for specific versions, calculating an EOL Risk Score, scanning an entire software stack, and listing products from a comprehensive dataset. The service is accessible remotely and does not require an API key, drawing its data from the endoflife.date community dataset and an internal verification layer. AI

IMPACT Enhances AI assistant capabilities by providing real-time, verifiable software lifecycle data.

RANK_REASON Launch of a new tool/service for AI assistants.

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endoflife.ai launches Glama MCP server for real-time software EOL data

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  1. dev.to — MCP tag TIER_1 English(EN) · endoflife-ai ·

    Your AI assistant can now check real EOL dates — endoflife-mcp is live on Glama

    <p>Ask an LLM "is Node 18 still supported?" and it will answer from training data that's months or years stale. For lifecycle questions, stale means wrong — dates shift, ESU programs appear, versions die between training runs.</p> <p>So we built an MCP server for <a href="https:/…