attest-mcp-remote

Remote MCP server (Streamable HTTP) for the Spazio Genesi digital-work attestation service. Zero install: add the URL as a connector in your MCP client and start verifying and attesting.

No file ever transits — by design. MCP has no reliable client→server file channel, and this service doesn't want one: every tool works on the SHA-256 fingerprint of the work. Agents with code execution compute it locally (sha256sum <file>), so the file never leaves the machine it lives on — not even through this server. For local-file tooling use the stdio package @spazio-genesi/attest-mcp; for humans, the website (in-browser hashing, full privacy) or the Telegram bot @SGAttestBot.

Status

Work in progress (phase 2 of P26): all 8 tools implemented and tested locally (device flow validated end-to-end against an isolated imgauth instance). Production deployment is the next phase.

Related MCP server: @unfakable/mcp

Tools

Credentials: either the zero-config device flow above, or an Authorization: Bearer sg_k_… header on the connection (e.g. Claude Code: claude mcp add --transport http attest <url> --header "Authorization: Bearer sg_k_…"). Self-service keys: https://imgauth.spaziogenesi.org/developer/keys

Develop

npm install
npm run dev            # wrangler dev (default port 8787)
node test/smoke.mjs http://127.0.0.1:8787

test/smoke.mjs drives the Streamable HTTP transport end-to-end (initialize → tools/list → tools/call) against real, public production data (read-only). test/smoke-auth.mjs covers the credentialed flow and is a local-only harness: it needs an isolated imgauth wrangler dev (own --persist-to state, SIGNER_URL emptied) because the user-approval step is simulated by writing the local D1 directly — see the header comment in the file.

License

MIT — © Spazio Genesi ETS. This is a pure client of the public imgauth API; it defines no API contract of its own.