Truthstack Mcp

Lets an assistant look up supplement-drug interaction safety information drawn from FDA adverse event data.

What you can do

The registry describes it as a supplement-drug interaction safety API for AI agents, using FDA adverse event data as its source. No tools are listed in the manifest and no README is available, so the exact operations cannot be confirmed from the supplied material. It is intended to give an assistant a way to check interaction and adverse-event information while answering health-related questions.

When to use it

Worth considering when an assistant needs to answer questions about supplement and drug interactions or adverse event reports and you want that lookup available as a tool. Less useful if you need general medical reference, prescribing guidance, or a documented tool surface, since none is described here.

Requirements

Runs as a local process over stdio, installed from the npm package truthstack-mcp, so Node.js and npm are needed. The manifest declares no authentication, environment variables, or headers. Desktop only; no web executable. Network access is likely needed to reach the underlying safety API, though this is not stated.