Give the registry record a title, so directories stop calling us GetAnyAPI - #2
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…nyAPI Directory listings that ingest from the MCP Registry synthesize a display name from the reverse-DNS name when `title` is absent, which is why PulseMCP shows "GetAnyAPI" and LobeHub shows "Anyapi". One missing field, two wrong names. Adds "title": "AnyAPI" and bumps 0.1.3 -> 0.1.4 across server.json, its npm and OCI pins, package.json and the lockfile so the three stay consistent. Reaching the registry needs a v0.1.4 tag; publish.yml owns that path. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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) The registry is append-only and v0.1.4 was tagged and published before #2 merged, so the live latest record carries the keyless-tools wording but no title and directories still synthesize "GetAnyAPI" from the server name. Only a new version can carry the title, so bump every pin. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Why
PulseMCP renders our listing GetAnyAPI and LobeHub renders it Anyapi. Neither is a data-entry mistake on their side: our registry record omits the optional
titlefield, so every directory that ingests from the MCP Registry synthesizes a display name out of the reverse-DNSname,io.github.getanyapi-com/anyapi. Both strings are that name run through a different formatter.The 2025-12-11 server schema defines
titleas "Optional human-readable title or display name for the MCP server. MCP subregistries or clients MAY choose to use this for display purposes."MAYis the honest word - this is the only lever at the source, not a guarantee any given directory re-reads it. It is still the fix to try before writing to anyone, because it corrects every registry-fed listing at once instead of one at a time.Checked first: neither PulseMCP nor mcpmarket.com has any owner edit, claim or report control, and PulseMCP froze all listing changes on 2026-09-03 ("we are not making changes to existing listings"), pointing submitters at the Official MCP Registry in the meantime. So there was no per-directory path even in principle.
What changed
server.jsongains"title": "AnyAPI", and the version goes 0.1.3 -> 0.1.4 acrossserver.json, its npm and OCI package pins,package.jsonand the lockfile, so the three stay consistent.Shipping
This needs a
v0.1.4tag to reach the registry -publish.ymlruns npm, then ghcr, thenmcp-publisherover OIDC, in that order, because the registry verifies the artifacts before it stores the metadata.Proof
npm run check-> 13 tests, 0 failures.server.jsonparses and matches the published 0.1.3 record apart from the title and the version bumps.🤖 Generated with Claude Code