Verified MCP servers: what verified means
TL;DR
At MCPserver.in, 'verified' means a server has satisfied the publication authority — it is published, its exposed capabilities are documented, and it has qualifying source evidence. Verification reflects documented facts and provenance, not a rating.
Verification states
A server is either verified (passes the publication authority) or not verified (missing evidence, a placeholder, or quarantined). The state is derived from the evidence ledger, not a subjective editorial opinion.
Measurement vs declaration
When a capability is asserted by the maintainer, that is a declaration. When it is independently confirmed from source, that is measurement. We label which applies. Declarations alone do not flip a server to fully verified unless corroborated.
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