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miow
me.miow/miow in the official MCP registry.
Endpoint https://miow.me/mcp.
The registry describes it as: Build and host a small business website: write its pages, move an existing site in, add a domain.
On 2026-10-30 we read its 23 tools, but part of what it advertised was cut before our rules saw it: a description or schema past the size we read, more tools than we read, or a tool list split across pages. Nothing in the part we read matched, but the rest was not checked: this is not a clean result.
Tools it advertises
create_site get_site read_page search_site write_site update_block insert_block move_block remove_block history set_wiki read_wiki_page save_wiki_page wiki_history restore_wiki_page delete_wiki_page get_stats undo import_site upload_image set_domain domain_status invite_link
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[](https://lazaretto.dev/mcp-registry/me-miow-miow)How this was checked
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