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Spec 2026-07-28 readiness
Not determinable from the public probe. Credential-gated endpoints do not complete an unauthenticated handshake, so the negotiated revision cannot be read. This is a coverage limit, not a finding.
- RDY-01Transport generationcurrentStreamable HTTP: the transport the 2026-07-28 stateless core is built on.
- RDY-02Protocol revisionn/aRevision negotiation could not be observed.
- RDY-03Stateless corepartialIssues Mcp-Session-Id. Sessions remain valid under 2026-07-28, but the stateless core no longer requires them; confirm session loss is handled gracefully.
- RDY-04Client registrationcurrentAdvertises Client ID Metadata Document support, the 2026-07-28 replacement for Dynamic Client Registration.
- RDY-05Cacheable tool catalogn/aTool catalog cache posture not observable.
- RDY-06Deprecated capabilitiesn/aCapability set not observable.
Readiness measures migration posture against the specification finalized 2026-07-28. It is reported separately because a well-authenticated server on deprecated transport is a migration risk, not a security defect — scoring both on one axis would misprice both. Signals that could not be evaluated are excluded from the score rather than counted as passing.
- Open endpoint, read-only surface. The server completes initialize and lists tools without credentials, but all exposed tools are read-only. Acceptable for public-data servers; confirm no tenant-scoped data is reachable.
- Oversized description. tool "hf_fs" is 2789 characters; large descriptions are a common carrier for embedded instructions.
- Arbitrary-execution parameter. tool "hf_fs" accepts a raw execution parameter (cmd); the tool's effective scope is whatever the backing system allows.
- Command-execution sink: tool "hf_fs". Accepts a command-shaped parameter (cmd, args): the sink OX Security's MCP command-injection class ultimately targets. Confirm inputs are validated and never shelled out unsanitized.