Skuuy Tools MCP Server
Server Configuration
Describes the environment variables required to run the server.
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
No arguments | |||
Instructions
Guidance the server publishes about itself, which clients place ahead of the tool catalog so the model reads it before choosing anything.
This server publishes no instructions, or was last inspected before Glama recorded them.
Capabilities
Features and capabilities supported by this server
Protocol revision2025-11-25
| Capability | Details |
|---|---|
| tools | {} |
Tools
Functions exposed to the LLM to take actions
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| skuuy_get_egress_ipA | Returns the caller's public egress IP address (or caller's connecting IP in hosted mode) with geolocation, ASN/ISP, and datacenter/proxy detection. Use to verify which IP and country your traffic exits from, or to confirm a VPN/proxy is active. No parameters needed. |
| skuuy_list_proxiesA | Lists tested-live public proxies (HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS4/SOCKS5) across 150+ countries, periodically health-checked for latency and anonymity. Filter by protocol, country, anonymity tier (L1 Elite = no forwarding headers, L2 Anonymous, L3 Transparent), and max latency. Each entry includes last_checked so you can judge freshness. Free public proxies are inherently unreliable — always implement retry/fallback. |
| skuuy_generate_totpA | Generates a time-based one-time password (RFC 6238 TOTP) from a base32 secret. PRIVACY: the secret is processed ephemerally in memory, never logged or stored. By sending the secret you opt in to server-side generation (the browser vault at 2fa.skuuy.com remains the zero-knowledge alternative). Compatible with Google Authenticator / Authy / Microsoft Authenticator secrets. |
| skuuy_create_temp_inboxA | Creates a disposable email inbox for sign-ups and verifications. Inbox self-destructs after TTL (default 30 minutes). Pair with skuuy_read_inbox to poll incoming mail and auto-extracted OTP codes. |
| skuuy_read_inboxA | Reads messages in a temp inbox created by skuuy_create_temp_inbox. Each message includes plain-text body and auto-extracted 4-8 digit OTP codes and action links (e.g. password-reset URLs) when detected. Poll this after triggering a verification email. |
| skuuy_resolve_dnsA | Resolves DNS records for a domain. Without 'locations', performs a single edge-resolver lookup. With 'locations', returns a propagation matrix across global edge PoPs (useful to verify DNS changes propagated worldwide). Supports A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, NS, SOA with DNSSEC validation status. |
| skuuy_check_portsA | Checks whether common service ports are open (TCP connect) on a host. ABUSE GUARD: only a fixed allowlist of common ports may be tested (22 SSH, 80 HTTP, 443 HTTPS, 3306 MySQL, 5432 Postgres, 6379 Redis, 51820 WireGuard). Arbitrary port ranges are rejected. Strictly rate-limited. Intended for diagnosing your own deployments and firewall/NAT traversal — not for scanning third parties. |
| skuuy_check_security_headersA | Audits a URL's security posture: security headers (HSTS, CSP, X-Frame-Options, Permissions-Policy, etc.), full redirect chain, and TLS certificate health (issuer, expiry, days remaining). Use for pre-deploy checks or auditing any site's hardening. |
| skuuy_read_urlA | Fetches any public URL and returns clean markdown (ads, cookie banners, nav chrome, and script tags stripped; JS-rendered pages rendered best-effort). Privacy: zero-log, the fetch is not associated with you. Honest scope: soft paywalls and JS pages handled best-effort; hard anti-bot challenges (interactive CAPTCHA) are not bypassed. |
| skuuy_create_webhook_binA | Creates an ephemeral webhook-catcher URL (bin.skuuy.com/w/) that records incoming HTTP requests with full headers and body. Point a third-party callback (Stripe, GitHub, your own API) at it while debugging, then inspect with skuuy_get_bin_requests. Auto-deleted after TTL. |
| skuuy_get_bin_requestsA | Lists HTTP requests captured by a webhook bin created with skuuy_create_webhook_bin: method, headers, query params, and body (truncated at 1 MB). Poll this after triggering the callback you are debugging (allow ~3-5 seconds for edge KV propagation). |
| skuuy_hash_encodeA | One-shot hashing/encoding utilities: SHA-256, SHA-512, Base64 encode/decode, UUID v4, and cryptographically random password generation. (MD5 included for legacy checksum verification only — do not use for security.) |
| skuuy_search_public_apisA | Use this when you need a free public REST API for a task — weather data, crypto prices, geocoding, news, AI models, etc. Searches Skuuy's live directory of 41 health-checked public APIs (no API key required for most). Returns the API name, what it does, its category, auth requirement, docs link, and a testable sample endpoint you can call immediately. Results are verified alive by continuous edge health probes. |
| skuuy_drop_fileA | Uploads or mirrors an inline file (base64 string or remote fetch URL) into an ephemeral public download URL with automatic TTL expiration. Use this when transferring files, charts, CSVs, logs, or binaries between agents, subagents, or to users without blowing token limits on inline data. Free tier: 25 drops/day. |
| skuuy_pasteA | Creates an ephemeral, cleanly-rendered shareable text or Markdown paste page with syntax highlighting and zero-script secure viewer. Use this when sharing code snippets, logs, prompt templates, or long markdown reports with users or other agents without formatting loss. Free tier: 25 pastes/day. |
| skuuy_rpcA | Sends a read-only JSON-RPC call through the Skuuy Private RPC Relay (rpc.skuuy.com) — zero-log, no API key, no signup. 12 EVM chains: eth, base, arb, op, bnb, polygon, avax, linea, bera, blast, scroll, zksync. Free tier: 2,500 calls/day/IP on the relay (quota is shared when called via the hosted MCP server). Write methods like eth_sendRawTransaction are rejected server-side. |
Prompts
Interactive templates invoked by user choice
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
No prompts | |
Resources
Contextual data attached and managed by the client
| Name | Description |
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No resources | |
TDQS
Scored across 16 tools
Each tool targets a distinct capability (DNS, ports, headers, hashing, RPC, file/paste sharing, temp inbox, webhook bin, proxies, TOTP), and the create/read pairs (temp_inbox, webhook_bin) are naturally complementary rather than overlapping. The only mild overlap is between skuuy_drop_file and skuuy_paste, both being ephemeral content-sharing tools, but the file-vs-text distinction is stated clearly.
All tools share the skuuy_ prefix and snake_case, with a mostly predictable verb_noun pattern (get_egress_ip, list_proxies, create_temp_inbox, read_inbox, resolve_dns, check_ports). A few names are terser and noun-like (paste, rpc, hash_encode) rather than pure verb_noun, a minor deviation from the dominant convention.
16 tools is on the higher side, but the server is explicitly a multi-domain utility toolkit spanning networking, security, crypto, ephemeral sharing, and dev debugging, so each tool maps to a distinct capability rather than redundancy. Nothing feels padded, though it sits just above the comfortable mid-range.
Because the server spans many small utility domains, coverage is judged per-area: egress/proxy, DNS, port checks, security audit, URL fetch, hashing, temp inbox, webhook capture, file/paste sharing, API directory, and read-only RPC all have their core operation represented. Minor gaps exist (e.g., no delete/close for inbox or bin beyond TTL self-expiry, no write RPC by design), but these are intentional or trivially workaroundable.