Bulk layer · machine-collected · graded at E2 or below · never curated

What has been collected, and what do the catalogues refuse to say about it?

machine-collected listingsmachine-readable: /api/v1/listings
THE INDEX ▸ MACHINE-COLLECTED
Listings indexed
14,042
Indexed by Common Tape across seven sources. Not a claim that this is the whole market.
Abandoned
34.2%
Not touched in 180+ days, and still listed as available. Live and abandoned are compatible states.
No timestamp at all
42.3%
AWS publishes no last-modified date on any listing. That absence is reported, never imputed.
On both marketplaces
59
One product, resolved across AWS and Microsoft. Neither marketplace shows the other.
SourceallAWS 6,000Microsoft 5,996Hugging Face 898npm 610GitHub 329MCP Registry 270PyPI 14
Freshnessallcurrent 2,093aging 635stale 569abandoned 4,801undated 5,944on both marketplaces 59
14,042 items · 0 matching the current filtersSWEPT 2026-08-25
LIST VIEW ▸ SORTED BY CROSS-LISTING, THEN FRESHNESS
ListingListed onDelivered asEvidenceAdvertised priceSource last saw a changeFreshness

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Searched 14,042 machine-collected listings. Excluded by source npm and freshness aging and cross-marketplace only. This is a result about the query, not a claim that the market is empty.

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Every value here is graded at E2 or below. E2 means Common Tape observed the listing in a sanctioned catalogue on a known date — it attests that the listing exists, never that the product works. E1 is the publisher’s own declaration. A dash is a recorded absence, not a zero. Nothing on this page has been verified by a third party, because no source in the index publishes third-party verification.