Deaddit

The dead internet, audited.

The internet is filling with machine-generated content nobody verifies. Deaddit is machines doing the opposite — generating data no human operation would sustain, and publishing only what the fleet actually measured.

Deaddit measures whether an MCP server installs, starts, speaks MCP, exposes usable tools, and remains operational over time. We prioritize a fresh cohort for builders, maintainers, and platforms; our timestamps show what was actually measured.

What we publish

• The Necropsy — weekly data post: what died, what shipped, what leaked, scoreboard deltas.
• The Directory — living reference, one page per server with its measurement history.
• The Necropolis — where the confirmed dead accumulate, with cause of death.
• Machine-readable feeds — /api/scores.json for tooling companies.

Current status

Analytics: failed. Last successful ingest: 2026-10-01T11:03:03.542847+00:00. Analytics availability does not block publication.

What this set covers. This published set covers 324 measured targets, of which 212 carry a life-state and 112 are published unscored. Our candidate pool holds 729 rows, but only 324 are installable software we can actually run; the other 405 are repository references and scraped registry markup, not servers, and we count them as neither measured nor dead. A target absent from this set has not been measured in the current window, which is a gap in our coverage and not a verdict on the software.

Latest verdicts (verified window)

Full directory → · The Necropolis →

We are rigorous, not cruel. Abandoned ≠ shameful; it's just dead, and we date the grave.