Overview
AgentAvow tells you whether a tool is safe for your AI agent to connect to, before it connects. Point it at a GitHub repo, an npm, PyPI, crates, Docker or Hugging Face package, or a live MCP server. Every result leads with one of three answers and the reason behind it: - Safe to connect: nothing blocking was found. - Review before you connect: a high-severity finding, a published advisory for that version, a deprecated package, or a low trust score. - Do not connect: a critical finding, a known-malicious dependency, or a planted test credential leaving our sandbox. "Certified" marks tools that also passed every provenance check. Under the answer sit two scores: a 0 to 100 trust score built from the findings, and an adoption score built from real usage (downloads, stars, installs). Each finding says where it is and how to fix it. Packages and MCP servers can also be run in a locked-down sandbox to see what they actually do: network calls, file writes, and whether planted credentials stay put. Every result is signed (Ed25519) and can be recomputed offline against our public keys, so you can check it without trusting us. Read-only. No account. Ask it to check a tool before you install or connect it.






