Open MCP (Model Context Protocol) server exposing keystone execution_ref verification as tools (Apache-2.0)
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# algovoi-keystone-mcp An open [MCP](https://modelcontextprotocol.io) server exposing keystone verification as tools, so any MCP client can recompute and check a keystone `execution_ref` offline. Two tools: `keystone_execution_ref` (recompute) and `keystone_verify` (recompute + compare to a claimed value). Pure and open: JCS (RFC 8785) + SHA-256, no AlgoVoi service, not the private composition engine. ```bash pip install "algovoi-keystone-mcp[server]" python -m algovoi_keystone_mcp # stdio MCP server ``` ```python from algovoi_keystone_mcp import verify_execution_ref verify_execution_ref(dr, "payment", "payments/transfer", "COMMITTED", 1716460800000, claimed)["ok"] ``` Apache-2.0.
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