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foundrynet-inference

foundrynet/foundrynet-inference
4 tools available ↓
The Journeyman
A reasonable amount of history and nothing concerning in the scan.
Time indexed (3mo)
4toolsRemote/ HTTP3moindexed
100% uptime · 281ms avgChecked Sep 17, 2026
Quality Score
36/95
Established
Risk Score
0/100
Clean
▸How is this calculated?
Quality Breakdown
Tenure12.2/20
86 days indexed
Capability10.6/25
Tools: 3.6/13 (4 tools)
Description: 0/5 —
Endpoint: 7/7 ✓
Adoption2.8/25
Use count: 2.8/20 (4 uses)
Multi-registry: 0/5 (1 registry)
Reliability10/25
Currently live: 10/10 ✓
Uptime history: 0/15 No checks yet
Security scan: 0 pts in v1.0; ready to weight when coverage improves
Risk
0— Clean
No signals detected.
The scanner shows
4 tools. Nothing caught our attention.
First indexed Jun 22, 2026
Server Profile
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Tools catalogued
4
4 tools available. Full list below.
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Hosting
Remote / HTTP
Runs on the internet. No access to your filesystem, SSH keys, or environment variables.
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Registry presence
Not verified
Not yet verified by the Official MCP Registry.
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Liveness
100%
Based on 48 checks. Average response: 281ms.
Publisher Verification
Not yet verified by the Official MCP Registry.
Endpoint
https://foundrynet-inference--foundrynet.run.tools
Tools (4)
chat
LLM inference proxy (Claude). $0.02/call.
analyze
Data-enriched analysis across the FoundryNet network (17 sources) + LLM. $0.25/call.
predict
TimesFM predictive intelligence — threshold-breach forecast + recommendation + MINT attestation. $0.10/call.
infer
IoT telemetry inference — normalize + forecast + anomaly flags. $0.10/call.

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