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How to check which tracked geo servers are still maintained with Geo MCP Servers

Refresh health data and review which tracked servers have recent repo activity.

Short answer: python scripts/check_health.py; then open health.json and find the entries for the servers your team uses; read the Health legend in the README to map each status to its meaning. All steps.

Who it is forA team lead or maintainer who depends on several geo MCP servers and needs to know which ones have gone quiet.

The problemRepository activity changes over time, and a server that was active may now be stale or archived.

The outcomeAn updated health.json and a clear view of which servers are active, stale, hosted, pending, or archived.

What you need first

  • Git to clone the repo
  • Python 3 to run the generation and health scripts
  • Claude Code if you want to use the skill
  • A web browser to read the catalog README

Steps

  1. python scripts/check_health.py
  2. Open health.json and find the entries for the servers your team uses.
  3. Read the Health legend in the README to map each status to its meaning.
  4. Replace any archived or stale server with another option from the same category table.

Prompt for your agent

In the sparkgeo/geo-mcp-servers repo, run the health check, then list every server in <category> whose Health is not active. Verify the list against health.json and state the date the health check ran.

Caveat. Health is based on repository push activity only, so a quiet repo may still work and a hosted service shows no activity signal at all.

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