epitaxy

mcp-name: xyz.crossgrain/epitaxy

Federal drug shortages and recalls, joined to the federal contracts that buy those drugs. One call, no signup.

What it claims: this government supplier has an active FDA shortage or recall. What it does not claim: that a specific contract supplies a specific drug. Federal contract descriptions average 47 characters and almost never name the drug, so we say so instead of pretending otherwise.

Try it now, no key

curl https://drugs.crossgrain.xyz/v1/exposure?limit=5

MCP

Remote, nothing to install:

{ "mcpServers": { "epitaxy": { "url": "https://drugs.crossgrain.xyz/v1/mcp" } } }

Local, stdio:

{ "mcpServers": { "epitaxy": { "command": "uvx", "args": ["epitaxy-mcp"] } } }

Tools: get_data_freshness, list_drug_shortages, list_drug_recalls, list_federal_drug_contracts, get_supplier_exposure.

Read the confidence field, always

Matching on both company and drug at once is not promoted to exact. Cross source joins are never exact, because FDA and USAspending share no identifier. Anyone claiming otherwise has a different source or is guessing.

Free tier

Works forever, no key, no signup. Returns at most 20 rows, without the evidence field, without weak matches, and with data delayed by 24 hours. Nothing is stored: no counters, no IP addresses.

Paid

Sources and licence

• openFDA, public domain, CC0 1.0 Universal
• USAspending, public domain, code under CC0

Data is unvalidated and must not be used for medical decisions. This project is MIT licensed. Docs: https://drugs.crossgrain.xyz/docs