For every other hosted server here, the tool list is whatever the vendor says plus whatever the endpoint will admit to. With an MIT-licensed core the code is the documentation — you can read what a tool does before granting it a key, and run the thing yourself if the hosted version stops suiting you. That is worth more than a polished docs page.
Pascal Editor's endpoint. The project is open source with an MIT-licensed core, and the tool identifiers come from the MCP package's README in their repository rather than a docs site.
The editor's operations, documented with schemas in the package README. The endpoint requires credentials before listing, so the surface comes from the repository.
A bearer key beginning sk_, or a session cookie.
Paste a URL with a key — add the endpoint to your client
