docs: add mcp-server-audit to Community Projects - #1529
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Motivation and Context
Adds mcp-server-audit to the Community Projects "Other" subsection. Slots alongside polygraph as a validation/analysis tool for MCP servers users may find in the registry before they install them.
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mcp-server-audit is a pre-install validation CLI for MCP servers. Runs 4 install-time checks (handshake, descriptor, capabilities, tool schemas) against any MCP server before you add it to your client config, so silent install failures and spec violations surface before deployment.
pip install mcp-server-auditthen runmcp-audit