NR-02 · Deimos AI LLC · California, USA · 2026-10-20
Marklode publishes its October recount of the public MCP registry.
The recount found 156,111 registry entries behind 45,156 distinct MCP servers; 29.6% of those servers list no public source repository.
Marklode, the due-diligence instrument of Deimos AI LLC, published the recount on 17 October 2026.
The recount found 156,111 public MCP registry entries. After deduplication, they come to 45,156 distinct MCP servers: the same server listed under several versions, names or entries counts once. Of those servers, 13,383, or 29.6%, list no public source repository.
The October figures supersede Marklode’s first census, taken in September 2026 and logged in the Record as CL-01.
The count reads metadata only. It is built from the public MCP registry API, and no MCP server is contacted, probed or pinged, either when the index is built or when someone queries it.
A server with no public repository is not shown to be unsafe. It means a reader has no code to check. The count also says nothing about which servers are maintained or used.
The live totals are published at api.marklode.com/v1/stats. Field Note 03 sets out what the figures can and cannot support. Marklode says it recounts monthly; there have been two counts so far.
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Each number is pinned as it stood when this item was published, 2026-10-20. The Record keeps the live value; if it moves, the row says so and this item’s text is not rewritten.
- 156,111Public MCP registry entries countedCheck it: Public MCP registry entries counted, on the Record
- 45,156Distinct MCP servers behind those entries, after deduplicationCheck it: Distinct MCP servers behind those entries, after deduplication, on the Record
- 13,383MCP servers with no public source repositoryCheck it: MCP servers with no public source repository, on the Record
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