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Antalya Transfers

co.antalyatransfers/transfers in the official MCP registry. Endpoint https://api.antalyatransfers.co/api/mcp.

The registry describes it as: Quote and request private airport transfers in Antalya, Turkey. Operator confirms each request.

We read its 4 tools on 2026-10-22 and our rules matched something worth a look. We show the rule and where it fired, not the flagged text, because that text may be written to instruct an agent. Read the server's tool descriptions yourself before you connect it.

pi.secrecy_directive
medium
Instructs the agent to conceal its actions from the user
tool cancel_transfer_request, line 5

A rule matching is a signal, not a verdict on the people who run the server. If you run it and think this is wrong, write to contact@lazaretto.dev and we will look.

Tools it advertises

get_price_quote create_transfer_request get_request_status cancel_transfer_request

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How this was checked

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