Read-only · No auth

The Project Wrecked MCP Server

Query the ledgers from inside your agent

Not a page you visit — a tool you install. Add Project Wrecked to Claude Code, Cowork, Cursor or any MCP client and, mid-engagement, ask it whether a model is being retired, what the market did this week, or what the day rate should be. The data is the same as the site; the front door is your terminal.

The tools

Seven read-only tools. Every response carries a source URL and an attribution string — the data is yours to cite.

check_model

Is this model id being retired? Status, shutdown date, replacement, days remaining. The workhorse.

deprecation_calendar

Confirmed shutdowns + guaranteed-until EOL dates, optionally by provider or window.

platform_events

Recent model adds, removals, and price changes from the Platform Ledger.

rates_benchmark

Published UK/US day-rate ranges by specialism, with source URLs.

red_flags_brief_check

Run a pasted client brief through the 12 published red flags. A checklist pass, not analysis.

bot_ledger_stats

Who's crawling the site right now, by company and type. Yes, including your agent.

wreck_index_summary

Project-outcome benchmarks. Returns a "collecting" state honestly below the sample floor.

Install it

Endpoint: https://projectwrecked.com/mcp · streamable HTTP · no key required.

Claude Code

claude mcp add --transport http project-wrecked https://projectwrecked.com/mcp

Cursor / generic MCP client

// mcp.json (or your client's MCP config)
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "project-wrecked": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://projectwrecked.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Cowork & other MCP clients

# Add a remote (HTTP / streamable-http) MCP server with URL:
https://projectwrecked.com/mcp
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Read-only, no auth, no writes, no accounts, and we store nothing about you. We do keep a running count of tool calls by name (no arguments, no payloads) so we can one day publish "the machines now query us directly" on the Bot Ledger — the workbench closing its own loop. If you cite a result, link the source page it hands you. That's the whole deal.