We only list what you don't have to trust.
Every open dataset, public MCP server and verification ledger operated by The HORIZONs K.K., each row published with a way for a stranger to check it.
Built in construction. The method didn't stay there. The same discipline now covers home-visit nursing reimbursement (JHNRD, already public). First nursing endpoint: Oct 2026.
Most awesome lists are a popularity contest with a nice logo. This one runs on the opposite rule.
Published under CC BY 4.0, each with a DOI you can cite.
Real construction and renovation prices in Japan, plus measured overcharging: an average of ¥830,000 padded per estimate, worst case ¥2.82M (84.9% excess).
65,520 itemsCC BY 4.0 DOI 10.5281/zenodo.21898745Bitcoin block #949356Reimbursement rules for home-visit nursing. Not the numbers, a record of where every number came from, each source ranked statute / agency / secondary. What cannot be confirmed stays marked unconfirmed. Conflicts keep both claims. Searches that found nothing are recorded too.
33 billing items · 68 requirements 26 sources (11 statute) 54 requirements openly marked unconfirmed DOI 10.5281/zenodo.22083722Estimate-audit records anchored to Bitcoin. The operator cannot alter or delete them. Every record's SHA-256 is recomputable from the published bytes.
OpenTimestampstrust-free verificationAll listed in the official MCP registry. Key-less, read-only, streamable HTTP. Measured every day by an instrument that also measures itself.
{
"mcpServers": {
"horizon-shield-kira": { "url": "https://mcp.horizonshield.dev/mcp" },
"yakumo-contractors": { "url": "https://hearing.horizonshield.dev/mcp" },
"jhnrd-nursing-rules": { "url": "https://jhnrd-mcp.oga-surf-project.workers.dev/mcp" },
"jidec-ledger": { "url": "https://jidec.horizonshield.dev/mcp" }
}
}
KIRA returns fair-price evidence and red flags but never dictates a "correct" price. YAKUMO never returns prices, and an unverified contractor is never shown to a homeowner. JHNRD returns the statute text and its own uncertainty but never says "you can bill this", 72 automated checks enforce that on every deploy.
The only way onto this list is the one thing you can't fake: an audit you didn't run.
Pass the independent KIRA audit → get your own verified endpoint.
It checks your estimates against the 65,520 JCCDB items and flags padding, using the same instrument as every row above. Pass, and you receive:
https://p0NN.horizonshield.dev/mcp that answers in your name;No pass, no listing. That is the whole value: your customers get a page about you that you can't spin, which is exactly why it is believed.
載る道はひとつ。自分では動かせない監査を通ること。通れば、あなたの名前で答える口と、あなたが編集できない日次の素行記録が付く。だから信じてもらえる。
We would rather publish a mistake than hide one.
Find a row you can't verify, a number that won't reproduce, or a source that doesn't say what we claim, open a Falsification report. Confirmed findings are kept in the open, with credit; the code has no route to quietly drop them. This isn't a bounty paid in money, it's paid in the only currency this list runs on: being checkable.
誤りは隠すより載せる。壊してみろ、が唯一の保証。
This is what separates this from an ordinary awesome list.
A machine-generated record of conduct, rebuilt daily from a public API. Nobody chooses the rows. Placement cannot be bought. Records that embarrass the operator are retained, because the code contains no route for removing them.
DOI 10.5281/zenodo.21970931A full walk of all 22,636 servers in the official MCP registry (2026-08-19). We measured the world before measuring ourselves.
The live, human-readable verification directory. It draws the same /register rows on
every load, against five published conditions. It shows the checker's own record too, which
failed all five conditions first, kept in the open rather than hidden.
curl -s "https://gate.horizonshield.dev/register"
curl -s "https://gate.horizonshield.dev/history?endpoint=https://mcp.horizonshield.dev/mcp"
Recompute the record_sha256 from the published bytes and compare.
If it disagrees, that disagreement is itself worth publishing.
[](https://gate.horizonshield.dev/register)