Tool
get_requirement
2 published MCP servers declare get_requirement. Space Standards and Verity have the highest trust scores right now. Servers describe it as: Cited compliance requirements for a subject + market Few published servers use this exact name, so read each listing before you install. Open a server for its install config and the rest of its tools.
55Trust score 55 of 100, Fair
Cited, requirement-level Q&A over ECSS and NASA standards you supply (bring your own documents)
Registry
LicenseQualityMaintenanceLicense: Not graded. No license is recorded for this server.Quality: A. 95/100 for listing completeness. Lost points: short summary.Maintenance: Not graded. No commit or release date has been recorded.
52Trust score 52 of 100, Fair
Cited product-compliance ground truth for AI agents. Never generates; always cites.
RegistryRemote
LicenseQualityMaintenanceLicense: Not graded. No license is recorded for this server.Quality: A. 91/100 for listing completeness. Lost points: short summary.Maintenance: Not graded. No commit or release date has been recorded.
FAQ
- What is the get_requirement MCP tool?
- get_requirement is a tool name MCP servers declare. A description they publish is: Cited compliance requirements for a subject + market
- Which MCP servers provide get_requirement?
- 2 published servers declare get_requirement. Highest in the current trust order: Space Standards and Verity.
- How do I use get_requirement?
- Install a server that declares get_requirement, then call it from Claude, Cursor, or VS Code. Each server page has the config for that client and the other tools that server exposes.