MCPVERDICTS
Reproduce a score
This example uses Context7 in the 2026-09-21 snapshot. It is generated from the published components, not a manually chosen illustration.
Reference: reference-2026-09-17-v1. Model: popularity-v1.0. For a positive available input, count reference observations less than or equal to its value; divide by reference size; multiply by 100 and the small-sample factor min(1, size / 30).
| Signal | Value | Reference ≤ value / size | Normalized | Weight | Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| npm_downloads_30d | 3467901 | 834 / 837 | 99.6416 | 85% | 84.6953 |
| smithery_useCount | 5563 | 395 / 500 | 79.0000 | 10% | 7.9000 |
| github_stars | 62275 | 25 / 25 | 83.3333 | 5% | 4.1667 |
Total: 96.7620, displayed as 96.8 / 100. This is a relative popularity index, not a star review.
The strongest normalized adoption signal gets 85 points of budget, the second gets 10, and repository interest gets 5. Missing or withheld inputs earn no points and their weight is not reassigned. Source dates and status remain part of the evidence.
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