Mcp Server
Plug mate.tools into your agent so it can call 35 HTTP-backed utilities for hashing, regex, DNS, SSL, JWT, SEO checks, and random data without leaving the chat.
Overview
mate.tools MCP server is a MCP server for the Build phase that exposes 35 mate.tools API utilities—including hash, regex, SEO, DNS, SSL, and JWT—to agents over stdio MCP.
What is this MCP server?
- 35 utility tools for AI agents backed by the mate.tools API
- Coverage includes hash, regex, SEO, random generators, DNS, SSL, and JWT helpers
- Ships as npm package @mate-tools/mcp-server v1.5.0 with stdio MCP transport
- Documentation and API surface at https://mate.tools/api/mcp
- Swiss-army MCP layer for ship-time checks (SSL/JWT) and launch-time SEO probes from the agent
- 35 utility tools per server description
- npm package @mate-tools/mcp-server version 1.5.0
- stdio transport; website https://mate.tools/api/mcp
What problem does it solve?
Builders lose flow context-switching between chat, JWT decoders, DNS tools, and SEO checkers when the agent cannot call those utilities directly.
Who is it for?
Solo developers who want a single npm MCP install to cover day-to-day dev, ship-prep, and light launch SEO checks via mate.tools.
Skip if: Security-sensitive production pipelines that must not send data to third-party utility APIs, or teams needing enterprise SEO or compliance tooling only.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After registering @mate-tools/mcp-server, your agent can run hashing, regex, DNS, SSL, JWT, SEO, and random-data operations through one MCP integration.
- 35 callable MCP tools mapped to mate.tools utilities
- Agent-accessible hash, regex, SEO, random, DNS, SSL, and JWT workflows
- Fewer context switches during build, ship prep, and light launch validation
Recommended MCP Servers
Journey fit
Utility MCP servers are adopted when builders integrate external APIs into the agent stack during product construction and debugging. This server fronts the mate.tools API as npm @mate-tools/mcp-server—classic third-party integration tooling rather than in-repo app code.
How it compares
35-tool utility MCP over mate.tools API, not an in-repo agent skill or a full security scanner product.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is mate.tools MCP server for?
Indie builders and small teams who use coding agents daily and want packaged hash, regex, DNS, SSL, JWT, SEO, and random utilities via MCP.
When should I use mate.tools MCP server?
Use it while building or debugging integrations when you need quick cryptographic, network, token, or SEO checks from the agent without manual tool hopping.
How do I add mate.tools MCP server to my agent?
Install npm package @mate-tools/mcp-server v1.5.0, add a stdio MCP server entry in your client config pointing at that binary, and consult https://mate.tools/api/mcp for tool details.