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github.com/imharikumaranBusiness & Marketing0Updated 1w ago

About altimateguide

altimateguide is an MCP server for agents that submit tools to the Altimateguide directory for editorial review. It also supports account sign-in, listing management, duplicate checks, and status and engagement tracking; submissions are not published without editorial review.

Key features

  1. 01Submit tool listings for review
  2. 02Email-code and AgentID sign-in
  3. 03Check categories and duplicates
  4. 04Edit and upgrade owned listings
  5. 05Track submission status and listing stats
  6. 06Expose policy resources and submission prompt

Use cases

  1. 01Submitting a tool to Altimateguide
  2. 02Checking a listing before submission
  3. 03Updating or upgrading an owned listing
  4. 04Checking review progress and listing activity

MCP support

The server exposes Altimateguide API actions as MCP tools, along with category and editorial-policy resources, a submission prompt, and category-slug completions. It is a stdio server for MCP clients.

Configuration

Local server config is the same for every client. Copy it into your client’s MCP config file.

mcp.json · Universal config
{
"mcpServers": {
"imharikumaran-altimateguide": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"-y",
"altimateguide-agent-mcp"
],
"env": {
"ALTIMATEGUIDE_AGENT_TOKEN": "<ALTIMATEGUIDE_AGENT_TOKEN>",
"ALTIMATEGUIDE_API_URL": "<ALTIMATEGUIDE_API_URL>"
}
}
}
}
Run commandnpx -y altimateguide-agent-mcp
Environment variables to set
ALTIMATEGUIDE_AGENT_TOKENSecretAccount API token from https://altimateguide.com/account (Agent & API access).
ALTIMATEGUIDE_API_URLOverride the API base (default https://altimateguide.com).

Local servers need a runtime on your machine (e.g. Node.js 18+). Config file locations differ by client; see your client’s docs.

Packages
npmaltimateguide-agent-mcp1.0.1

Tools

1

Saved tool list · updated 3w ago

ParameterTypeRequiredDescription
urlstringYesCanonical http(s) URL of the tool
namestringYesTool name
proofenumNoInclusion path (default none). sayabout/badge need verificationUrl; paid needs paymentRef.none | sayabout | badge | paid
sourcestringNoOrigin id, e.g. agent:mcp
featuresarrayNoStructured feature list (label + optional detail)
categoriesarrayYesOne or more category slugs
externalIdstringNoYour own id for idempotent replays
paymentRefstringNoRequired for paid proof
descriptionstringNoNeutral listing copy (min 20 chars; promotional/ranking language is rejected)
verificationUrlstringNoRequired for sayabout/badge proof

Details

From the project README

Altimateguide Agent MCP Server

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A small MCP server that lets an AI agent submit a tool to the Altimateguide directory for editorial review — and, optionally, earn it a dofollow link.

Scope: this server only talks to the public Altimateguide HTTP API. It holds no database credentials and grants no access beyond submitting/owning listings. Nothing is published without an editor reviewing it, and no submission can self-grant a dofollow link — a paid listing only becomes a dofollow candidate once its payment is verified server-side. Unverified listings stay nofollow and are reviewed in 15–20 business days; verified and paid listings are reviewed in 2–7.

Tools

ToolWhat it does
start_loginEmail a one-time login code (POST /api/auth/request-code).
complete_loginExchange the code for an account API token and store it (POST /api/agent/token).
start_agentid_loginBegin an AgentID sign-in with no email inbox — returns an authorizeUrl + flowId (POST /api/agent/agentid/start).
complete_agentid_loginPoll the AgentID sign-in and store the account token once it completes (GET /api/agent/agentid/poll).
whoamiReport whether a token is configured locally.
list_categoriesThe valid category slugs (GET /api/agent/categories).
check_duplicatePreflight a name/URL against published tools + the pending queue (GET /api/agent/check).
submit_toolSubmit a listing for editorial review (POST /api/agent/submit).
get_submissionPoll a submission's status (GET /api/agent/submissions/{id}).
update_listingEdit the facts of a listing you own — only the fields you pass change (PATCH /api/agent/listing/{slug}).
get_listing_statsVisits/upvotes/saves/reviews for your listings, with 7- and 30-day windows (GET /api/agent/stats).
upgrade_listingChoose sayabout / badge / paid for a listing you own (POST /api/agent/listing).

It also exposes the category list and the editorial policy as resources, a submit_listing prompt, and category-slug completions. Server instructions summarise the workflow for the model.

submit_tool parameters
  • name (string, required) — tool name
  • url (string, required) — canonical http(s) URL
  • description (string, optional) — neutral copy, min 20 chars
  • categories (array, optional) — slugs from list_categories
  • categorySuggestions (array, optional) — free-text hints when none fit (recorded for the reviewer)
  • features (array, optional) — { label, description? } items
  • pros / cons (array, optional), pricing / freePlan / freeTrial (optional)
  • proof (string, optional) — none (default) | sayabout | badge
  • verificationUrl (string) — required for sayabout/badge
  • externalId (string, optional) — your id for idempotent replays (derived from the URL when omitted)
  • source (string, optional) — origin id (default agent:mcp)
  • resubmit (boolean, optional) — set true to send a fresh copy after a previous submission for this URL was rejected (mints a new idempotency key instead of replaying the rejected row)

Categories are optional. An unknown or missing category never fails the submission — it is recorded for the reviewer, exactly like the site's feed pipeline. Paid (dofollow) listings are not submitted here; use upgrade_listing with path: "paid", which returns a Dodo checkout URL whose payment is verified server-side.

Full request/response contract: https://altimateguide.com/openapi.json.

Review times

Turnaround and link tier both come from proof:

proofLinkReview
paid (via upgrade_listing)dofollowwithin 2 business days
sayaboutdofollowwithin 2 business days
badgedofollow5–7 business days
none (default)nofollow15–20 business days

Verified and paid submissions are reviewed ahead of unverified ones. The submit_tool response includes review_eta; an unverified response also includes an upgrade hint pointing at upgrade_listing, so an agent can surface the faster dofollow paths to its user.

Configuration

  • ALTIMATEGUIDE_AGENT_TOKEN — optional. An account API token (create at https://altimateguide.com/account, or mint one with the complete_login tool). When set, it takes precedence over the stored token.
  • ALTIMATEGUIDE_API_URL — optional; overrides the API base (default https://altimateguide.com).
  • ALTIMATEGUIDE_CONFIG_DIR — optional; where complete_login stores the token (default ~/.config/altimateguide).

Install & use

npx -y altimateguide-agent-mcp        # run directly (stdio)

Or from a local checkout:

npm install
npm run build      # tsc -> dist/
npm run dev        # stdio server via tsx (for local testing)
Claude Desktop / other MCP clients
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "altimateguide": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "altimateguide-agent-mcp"]
    }
  }
}

The token can be supplied via env.ALTIMATEGUIDE_AGENT_TOKEN, or obtained at runtime by calling start_login + complete_login (the agent needs access to the mailbox it registers).

(From a local checkout, use "command": "node" and "args": ["/absolute/path/to/dist/index.js"].)

Development

npm run check   # tsc --noEmit
npm run lint    # eslint
npm test        # vitest
npm run build   # tsc -> dist/
npm run bundle  # build a .mcpb (Smithery / Claude Desktop)

Registries

Listed via server.json (the MCP Registry manifest). It is a standard stdio server, so it also works with the community directories (Glama, PulseMCP, mcp.so, mcp.directory).

Project structure

.
├── src/
│   ├── index.ts        # stdio server: tool registry + resources/prompts/completions
│   ├── api.ts          # shared fetch client (timeout, retry, error mapping)
│   ├── auth.ts         # start_login / complete_login / whoami
│   ├── categories.ts   # list_categories + matching
│   ├── submit.ts       # submit_tool
│   ├── listing.ts      # check_duplicate / get_submission / upgrade_listing
│   ├── credentials.ts  # token storage (~/.config/altimateguide)
│   ├── schema.ts       # zod -> JSON Schema helper
│   └── version.ts      # package version
├── test/               # vitest
├── server.json         # MCP Registry manifest
├── mcpb/manifest.json  # .mcpb bundle manifest
├── package.json
└── tsconfig.json

Security & permissions

This server is a thin, local client for the public Altimateguide HTTP API — no database access, no subprocess, no background work. The capabilities below are the entire surface (the same surface a supply-chain scanner reports):

  • Network — outbound HTTPS only, to the base in ALTIMATEGUIDE_API_URL (default https://altimateguide.com). The endpoints it calls are exactly the ones in Tools (/api/auth/…, /api/agent/…, /openapi.json). No telemetry and no third-party calls.
  • Environment variables — reads ALTIMATEGUIDE_AGENT_TOKEN, ALTIMATEGUIDE_API_URL, and ALTIMATEGUIDE_CONFIG_DIR. Nothing is written back.
  • Filesystem — one file: the account token at ${ALTIMATEGUIDE_CONFIG_DIR:-~/.config/altimateguide}/credentials.json, created with mode 0600. No other paths are touched.
  • No subprocess, no database — it never spawns a process and holds no database credentials.

Credentials: an ALTIMATEGUIDE_AGENT_TOKEN environment variable always takes precedence over the stored file, so CI-style setups can inject a token without writing to disk.

Nothing is published without editorial review, and a paid listing only becomes a dofollow candidate once its payment is verified server-side.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.

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