alicederyn/paprika-mcp
deleted — observed 2026-07-22
As of 2026-07-22, the repository github.com/alicederyn/paprika-mcp returned HTTP 404 (deleted or made private). A deleted repository leaves no commit timestamp, so the transition is interval-censored: it occurred at some point within the observation window ending 2026-07-22.
github.com/alicederyn/paprika-mcp is recorded as deleted in the lastseen.dev component-maintenance dataset as of 2026-07-22 (repository returned HTTP 404). Definition: the repository returned HTTP 404 (deleted or made private). Method: read from the public GitHub commits.atom feed and repository HTTP status (authoritative). This is a dated factual observation about one component, not advice about any named party.
- State
- deleted — the repository returned HTTP 404 (deleted or made private)
- Last public commit
- - (repository returned HTTP 404)
- HTTP status (observed)
- 404
- Method
- GitHub commits.atom feed + repository HTTP status (authoritative)
- Source / evidence
- github.com/alicederyn/paprika-mcp
- Observed as of
- 2026-07-22
- Registry
- mcp
Interval-censoring. Observation window ended 2026-07-22. A known collection gap around 2026-07-30 is an interval-censored hole in the window: a state transition inside an unobserved span is dated to that interval, not to a single day. For a deleted repository there is no recoverable death timestamp, so the deletion is dated only to the interval ending on the observation date.
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When was it last updated?
The repository github.com/alicederyn/paprika-mcp returned HTTP 404 as of 2026-07-22, so no commit timestamp remains; the last-active date is bounded by the observation window, not dated to a single day.
Is it archived or deleted?
Deleted. As of 2026-07-22 the repository returned an authoritative HTTP 404 — the repository is gone or was made private.
What does that mean for projects using it?
A component in state deleted receives no further public commits as of the observation. A pinned reference continues to resolve to its last published version; a floating reference has no newer version to resolve to. This is a dated observation, not advice about any named party.
What is the observation history?
The dated read shown above is the record: its state, HTTP status, last-commit date, source, and observation date. A dispute re-reads the public source and issues a dated correction on this page.