SigRank × Vercel
Measure the people and agents operating your AI stack.
SigRank gives Vercel-hosted AI projects a native path into operator evaluation, cascade analysis, live benchmarking, and MCP tools. Use the canonical hosted endpoint immediately or deploy a project-owned relay to Vercel in one click.
Install
Point any Streamable-HTTP MCP client at the canonical SignalAF endpoint. No local install is required for the remote toolset.
Deploy
Create a Vercel-owned MCP URL backed by the canonical SigRank remote server, without copying metric logic or maintaining a fork.
Evaluate
Score cascades, benchmark operators, compare signatures, diagnose inefficiency, and expose portable SigRank Standard records to agents.
Free utility
Vercel distribution diagnostic
Check whether a public Vercel deployment exposes the basics that search engines and agents can actually discover: rendered metadata, robots, sitemap, llms.txt, MCP discovery, and real 404 behavior.
Canonical endpoint
Use SigRank over Streamable HTTP
{
"mcpServers": {
"sigrank": {
"url": "https://signalaf.com/api/mcp"
}
}
}The endpoint is https://signalaf.com/api/mcp. It keeps the remote tool surface and cascade implementation canonical instead of recreating them per integration.
Vercel Agent Tools
Marketplace-ready MCP surface
SigRank already exposes a remote MCP server suitable for Vercel's Agent Tools model. The integration surface uses that canonical endpoint so Marketplace installation can expose the same tools without a second implementation.
- • Streamable HTTP at
/api/mcp - • machine-readable discovery at
/.well-known/mcp.json - • public developer documentation at /mcp
- • canonical Standard records and operator-evaluation tools
Why this exists
Vercel measures the application. SigRank measures the operating layer.
Runtime logs, traces, tokens, and application telemetry tell you what the software did. SigRank adds a complementary evaluation layer for how human operators and AI workflows compound, reuse context, produce output, and move against a field benchmark.