VergeSense MCP Server
VergeSense operates a first-party remote MCP server on its own dedicated subdomain. It is not a derived candidate: an anonymous JSON-RPC POST of tools/list returns HTTP 401 with an RFC 9728 WWW-Authenticate challenge, and the protected-resource metadata it points at resolves 200 and names the VergeSense Auth0 tenant as the authorization server. The endpoint is therefore proven to exist and proven to be OAuth-gated. The tool list itself could not be read anonymously.
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