About Agentforge Trust
Agentforge Trust connects agents to a searchable catalog of MCP servers and scores them across security, code health, behavioral audit, community trust, and EU compliance. Its tools support trust checks, discovery, and calls through a proxy.
Key features
- 01Score servers across five trust dimensions
- 02Check policies and trust thresholds
- 03Search a server catalog
- 04Search across multiple servers
- 05Call server tools through a proxy
Use cases
- 01Assess a server before connecting to it
- 02Find alternatives that meet a trust threshold
- 03Search multiple servers with one query
- 04Invoke catalog tools through one connection
MCP support
It exposes trust, discovery, and action tools through one MCP connection. Agents can inspect the catalog and, with an API key for action tools, search across or invoke catalog servers through its proxy.
Configuration
Local server config is the same for every client. Copy it into your client’s MCP config file.
Tools
8Saved tool list · updated 2w ago
| Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| github_url | string | No | Upstream GitHub repo URL, e.g. https://github.com/owner/repo |
| server_id | string | No | AgentForge server UUID (preferred) |
| slug | string | No | AgentForge server slug |
Details
From the project READMEagentforge-trust-mcp
One MCP connection → 100+ MCP servers, with trust audit, discovery, and execution.
AgentForge gives any agent a single connection that exposes the entire catalog of MCP servers — trust-scored, searchable, and executable. Trust Scores (0–100) are computed across five dimensions: code health, security scan, behavioral audit, community trust, and EU compliance.
v0.3.0 ships 8 tools (4 trust + 4 action) plus a P0 RCE sanitization
layer (input validation, call guards, anomaly detection) with 27/27
tests passing and zero external runtime dependencies.
📖 Full integration guide for external multi-agent systems: See agentforge.community/trust for the full integration guide — OpenClaw, Claude Desktop, Cursor, LangGraph, AutoGen, CrewAI in ~3 minutes.
Installation
npx -y agentforge-trust-mcp@latest
Claude Desktop / Cursor / OpenClaw config
{
"mcpServers": {
"agentforge": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "agentforge-trust-mcp@latest"],
"env": {
"AGENTFORGE_API_URL": "https://agentforge.community",
"AGENTFORGE_API_KEY": "af_agent_REPLACE_AFTER_REGISTRATION"
}
}
}
}
Trust tools (
check_trust,evaluate_policy,list_trusted,recommend) work without an API key. Action tools (broadcast_search,call_tool) require self-registration viaregister_agent(one tool call, no signup).
Environment
| Variable | Default | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
AGENTFORGE_API_URL | https://agentforge.community | Override for self-hosted |
AGENTFORGE_API_KEY | none | Enterprise tier (private catalogs, custom policies) |
Tools
Trust tools (no auth required)
check_trust
Returns the AgentForge Trust Score for a server identified by server_id,
slug, or github_url. Always call this before connecting to a new server.
evaluate_policy
Allow/deny gate. Pass a policy like {min_overall: 70, required_badges: ["actively_maintained"]}
and get back allowed: true|false with per-check detail.
list_trusted
Search the AgentForge catalog for servers matching a category and trust threshold. Useful for "find me a secure database MCP server with overall ≥ 80".
recommend
Natural-language search with trust filter. "I need to validate Czech VAT IDs" returns ranked results filtered by minimum trust.
Action tools (new in v0.2.0)
discover
Browse the entire catalog with full-text or semantic search. Returns ranked results with trust scores, categories, and connection metadata. No API key required — read-only catalog access.
broadcast_search (API key)
Run a single query across N servers in one call. AgentForge fans out the search, aggregates results, and returns a unified ranked list. Pay-per-call billing through your wallet.
call_tool (API key)
Invoke any tool on any server in the catalog through AgentForge's proxy. One connection, hundreds of downstream servers — the proxy handles auth, quotas, and trust gating.
register_agent
Self-register your agent and receive an af_agent_* API key. No human
signup, no dashboard — first tool call returns the key. Pass name,
description, capabilities, optional homepage_url and metadata.
Use cases
Trust audit before connecting
Agent: user wants me to use "some-financial-mcp" server.
Agent: let me check its trust first…
→ check_trust(slug="some-financial-mcp")
← overall_score: 42, badges: [], security_scan: pending
Agent: trust is too low, skipping. Let me find alternatives.
→ recommend(query="invoice conversion Czech VAT", min_overall=75)
← 3 results with scores 87, 84, 79
Agent: connecting to the 87-scored server instead.
One connection, 100+ servers (v0.2.0)
Agent: I need flight + weather + currency data for a trip planner.
Agent: register once if I haven't already…
→ register_agent(name="TripPlanner", capabilities=["travel"])
← af_agent_xyz123
Agent: broadcast across travel-tagged servers.
→ broadcast_search(query="flights Prague→Tokyo May 15", category="travel")
← results from 4 servers, all trust ≥ 75
Agent: invoke top result through the proxy.
→ call_tool(server="skyscanner-mcp", tool="search_flights", args={...})
← booking results
No need to install or configure individual MCP servers — one connection to AgentForge, and your agent can reach the whole catalog.
Trust dimensions
| Dimension | Weight | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Security Scan | 30% | Snyk, GitHub Advisory, secret scanning |
| Code Health | 20% | Commit recency, issue ratio, license |
| Behavioral Audit | 20% | Claude-powered source review, red flag detection |
| Community Trust | 15% | Stars, forks, author reputation |
| EU Compliance | 15% | GDPR, AI Act, data residency |
Audits rotate every 14 days; evaluate_policy reports partial: true if not
all dimensions are current.
License
MIT — AgentForge 2026
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