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Bankruptcy Observer

Bankruptcy Observer

@jmtrollerProductivityRubyUpdated 6 days ago

US business bankruptcy MCP: filings, dockets, documents, case summaries. Free tier + subscription.

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Server endpointStreamable HTTPNo authProbed
https://mcp.bankruptcyobserver.com/mcp

This is the third-party server itself — Odel doesn't run it. Hitting this URL directly talks straight to the upstream server with no auth or proxying. Connect through Odel to front it with managed auth.

MCP Server Documentation

Public documentation for the Model Context Protocol servers implemented in the Laravel13 application. Each subdirectory documents one production MCP server: endpoint, authentication, and available tools.

Published site: https://jmtroller.github.io/mcp-documentation/ (after enabling GitHub Pages on this repo)

All servers use Streamable HTTP (JSON-RPC 2.0 over HTTPS). A typical session is:

initialize → notifications/initialized (optional) → tools/list → tools/call

Servers

ServerDirectoryEndpointAuth
Nursing Home Databasenursing-home-databasehttps://mcp.nursinghomedatabase.com/mcpPublic
Bankruptcy Observerbankruptcy-observerhttps://mcp.bankruptcyobserver.com/mcpFree tier + subscription
TrollerBktrollerbkhttps://mcp.trollerbk.com/mcpRequired
FindSeniorMed / FindMedfindseniormedhttps://mcp.findseniormed.com/mcpPublic
SeniorHealthDatabaseseniorhealthdatabasehttps://mcp.seniorhealthdatabase.com/mcpPublic

Implementation

Routes are defined in Laravel13/routes/mcp.php. Each server has a dedicated controller under Laravel13/app/Http/Controllers/. OAuth discovery and token endpoints are shared across authenticated servers via Laravel13/app/Http/Controllers/McpAuth/OAuthController.php.

MCP Registry manifests

Each server folder includes a server.json for the official MCP Registry.

For monorepos, the MCP Registry requires:

  • repository.url — the git-cloneable repo root (same for every server in this repo)
  • repository.subfolder — the per-server directory (e.g. bankruptcy-observer)
  • websiteUrl — the published documentation page for that server on GitHub Pages

Example:

"websiteUrl": "https://jmtroller.github.io/mcp-documentation/bankruptcy-observer/",
"repository": {
  "url": "https://github.com/jmtroller/mcp-documentation",
  "source": "github",
  "subfolder": "bankruptcy-observer"
}
ServerRegistry nameManifest
Nursing Home Databasecom.nursinghomedatabase/mcpserver.json
Bankruptcy Observercom.bankruptcyobserver/mcpserver.json
TrollerBkcom.trollerbk/mcpserver.json
FindSeniorMedcom.findseniormed/mcpserver.json
SeniorHealthDatabasecom.seniorhealthdatabase/mcpserver.json

Older per-server documentation repos (for example nhd-mcp-public-documentation) may still exist; this repository is the consolidated source of truth derived from Laravel13.

GitHub Pages

This repo is configured for GitHub Pages via Jekyll (see _config.yml and .github/workflows/pages.yml).

  1. Create a GitHub repo named mcp-documentation under the jmtroller account (or update _config.yml url / baseurl for your org).
  2. Push this directory to the main branch.
  3. In repo Settings → Pages, set Source to GitHub Actions.
  4. The workflow publishes to https://<user>.github.io/mcp-documentation/.

Local preview:

cd mcp-documentation
bundle install
bundle exec jekyll serve