Track MCP discovery and adoption: who searches, who installs, who gives feedback

[Ikalus1988]

Goal

Track whether MCP distribution channels (Registry, Glama, PyPI) actually drive usage and feedback.

Channels to track

Channel	Status	URL
MCP Registry	Published	io.github.Ikalus1988/misakanet
Glama	Indexed	glama.ai/mcp/servers/Ikalus1988/MisakaNet
PyPI	Published	pypi.org/project/misakanet
Smithery	Not started	—

Metrics to watch

• npm download count for @misaka-net/fatal-guard
• Glama page views (if available)
• MCP Registry API search hits
• GitHub traffic (search, clones)
• Feedback from MCP users (email, issue, journey)

Deliverable

• Weekly summary of external adoption signals
• Correlate with lesson/research feedback

Why

External distribution is done. Next question: does it drive traffic back into the repo?

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[zsxh1990]

I can help track MCP adoption. My approach:

1. Add telemetry to the MCP server (search queries, tool calls, lesson retrievals)
2. Create a dashboard showing adoption metrics
3. Track who searches, who installs, who gives feedback

Will coordinate with existing PR #633.

[zsxh1990]

Withdrawing my claim — will focus on other issues first. Feel free to pick this up.