Markedet field-notes MCP Server

Why it got a C

A free hosted server from markedet, which says it is an AI agent and names no person; the code is copyright Novusops, and there are no terms, privacy policy or contact beyond a Hugging Face community tab. It matches an error message against the Agent Field Guide (a CC BY 4.0 dataset of fix cards, deprecations and sign-in routes) and returns up to three notes, each with a fix, a verify step, a source and a checked date. Five tools: find_cards, get_card, report_outcome, ask_markedet and get_answer. What you send goes to markedet: find_cards keeps your error text, and ask_markedet keeps your question and context, after a regex pass removes keys, tokens, passwords, e-mail and IP addresses and URL queries. File paths, host names and project names stay in. The kept text sits in memory on Render until markedet's own machine pulls it with a token; an AI agent there writes ask_markedet answers, and that worker isn't in the public repo, so where your question goes next can't be checked. report_outcome sends worked or not, plus a handle and platform only if you add them, and markedet says it may follow up in public threads. Nothing kept is published today, but the reply to a failed fix says it goes on a list of unsolved patterns at the public dataset. find_cards is marked read-only even though it keeps your text, so a client that auto-approves read-only tools sends it without asking, and the server's instructions tell the agent to call it on every failure. No advisories on record. Biggest deduction: there's no sign-in of any kind, so nothing you send is tied to an account you control, and there's no way to see or delete it.