Dropyour MCP Tools

• dropyour_whoami

  dropyour whoami

• dropyour_publish

  dropyour publish

• dropyour_replace

  dropyour replace

• dropyour_update_settings

  dropyour update settings

• dropyour_secret_set

  dropyour secret set

• dropyour_secret_delete

  dropyour secret delete

• dropyour_logs

  dropyour logs

• dropyour_egress_deny

  dropyour egress deny

• dropyour_secrets_list

  dropyour secrets list

• dropyour_graduate

  dropyour graduate

• dropyour_import

  dropyour import

• dropyour_read_app_files

  dropyour read app files

• dropyour_call

  dropyour call

• dropyour_schedule

  dropyour schedule

• dropyour_status

  dropyour status

• dropyour_read_content

  dropyour read content

• dropyour_read_data

  dropyour read data

• dropyour_write_data

  dropyour write data

• dropyour_list_versions

  dropyour list versions

• dropyour_rollback

  dropyour rollback

• dropyour_records_summary

  dropyour records summary

• dropyour_records_list

  dropyour records list

• dropyour_autonomy

  dropyour autonomy

• dropyour_link

  dropyour link

• dropyour_rotate_token

  dropyour rotate token

• dropyour_patch

  dropyour patch

• dropyour_app_tools

  dropyour app tools

• dropyour_records_visibility

  dropyour records visibility

• dropyour_records_write

  dropyour records write

• dropyour_release

  dropyour release

• dropyour_delete

  dropyour delete

• dropyour_list

  dropyour list

This list was read from the server itself, by connecting to it and calling tools/list on 24 September 2026. It is what the server actually exposes, not what its listing claims.

Mutating and Read-only are read off each tool's name, not its schema — a hint, not a guarantee. The registry stores tool names only; connect the server for its live schemas.