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If your client or directory suggests a server that fails on connect, users blame you. Pingroll lets you check every remote server's last handshake first.

How AI developer tools teams use Pingroll

  1. Load the latest probes file.
  2. Keep servers with status up and a valid schema.
  3. Sort by handshake time to prefer fast servers.
  4. Join to Toolroll for descriptions and repository links.

One probe a day from one location: a server that was briefly down may show as down. Use several days of history before dropping one.

first probe, 24 Sep 2026 11:38 UTC (21,501 remote servers)

ServerStatusHandshakeToolsProtocol
ai.analyticslegends/sap-analyticsup1,324 ms202025-06-18
ac.tandem/docs-mcpup1,752 ms132025-06-18
ai.agentberg/agentbergup1,237 ms112025-06-18
ai.alphacreek/alphacreek-mcpup1,627 ms52025-03-26
ai.aqta/sealdown (TLS error)

Source: Pingroll probes file of 24 Sep 2026 (products/pingroll/store/listing.json; HF dataset CyberMax-tools/pingroll-mcp-server-uptime, data/probes-2026-09-24.parquet). Registry metadata from the public MCP Registry API.

FAQ

Why not run our own probes?

You can; Pingroll saves you running 21,000+ handshakes a day.

Is the data free for commercial use?

Yes, CC0. The $49/year licence adds invoice and support.

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