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json-chamber-mcp

json-chamber-mcp

Audited checks License: BUSL-1.1

Chamber MCP — seal / open JSON. Slid Phi Labs.

Cloak (seal new JSON) needs a live license. Open of an already-sealed blob is both keys, no extra payment. Ciphertext does not expire.

Install / run

npx -y json-chamber-mcp
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "json-chamber": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "json-chamber-mcp"],
      "env": {
        "CHAMBER_MASTER_SECRET": "your-high-entropy-secret"
      }
    }
  }
}

Related MCP server: Trust OS MCP Server

Discovery

Surface

URL

Official registry id

io.github.ceedot-rock/json-chamber-mcp

Lab well-known

https://www.slidphilabs.com/.well-known/mcp.json

Lab llms.txt

https://www.slidphilabs.com/llms.txt

npm

json-chamber-mcp 1.2.0

Server schema

server.json

Product

https://www.slidphilabs.com/chamber

Hosted lab MCP (PCC + catalog): POST https://www.slidphilabs.com/mcp · Smithery: https://smithery.ai/servers/slidphi/lab

Pricing

SKU

What

Price

Chamber try

cloak new JSON

24 hours free

Chamber month

cloak license

$9

Chamber year

cloak license

$99

Open

already-sealed blob

keys only

Prices live on https://www.slidphilabs.com/chamber

Tools

Tool

Purpose

chamber_status

cloak try remaining / dead / purchased

chamber_info

pointer to live prices

chamber_cloak

seal JSON / text (licensed)

chamber_open

open sealed blob (keys only)

chamber_hop_gate

admit/reject hop (gate only)

chamber_hop_reject_log

live sanitized reject log

Hop-gate (ScanChunk / Rider SoT)

Admission layer in front of seal/open. Seal/open APIs are unchanged. No SettleHop / x402.

Wire is exact text (Agent-Rider agent-rider-c / PR #22), not JSON:

CUNI ScanChunk
url=https://example.com/
etag="abc"
hash=sha256:…
agent_id=agt_1

Fields (allowlist): url · etag · hash · agent_id. Gate result wire is a single exact-text code string (not a JSON body).

Code

Meaning

admit

hop allowed

reject.schema

Chamber-local only (Rider does not emit)

reject.extra

unknown keys or wrong kind — fail-closed; do not bind; never rehydrate

reject.hash

empty / invalid hash

reject.replay

hash already seen

reject.agent

agent allowlist fail

reject.empty

empty / missing required fields (url, hash, agent_id)

Live reject.log is TSV ISO\tcode\tpreview (mirrors agent-rider-c/reject.log); preview truncates ~120 and flattens newlines. Extra-key values never rehydrate as next machine input.

PCC ≠ payment — PCC is the compression/storefront face; hop-gate codes are admission control, not billing.

MCP tools: chamber_hop_gate, chamber_hop_reject_log.

Available Tools

7 tools
benefit_checkC

Entropy + bias gate for $1900 tier. Always available. No TRU8.

Inputs: data (required), encoding.

chamber_cloakC

Seal JSON/text with φ-split + AES-256-GCM. Requires live license.

Inputs: data (required), is_json.

chamber_hop_gateA

Evaluate Chamber hop-gate (exact-text code). Gate only — does not seal/open/SettleHop. Wire: CUNI ScanChunk + url/etag/hash/agent_id. Result: single code string. PCC ≠ payment.

Inputs: hop (required), allowed_agents.

chamber_hop_reject_logC

Live hop-gate reject.log as TSV ISO\tcode\tpreview (Rider SoT). Extra values never rehydrate.

Inputs: limit.

chamber_infoC

Package info, cloak license ($9/mo · $99/yr), open is keys-only.

Inputs: no named parameters.

chamber_openB

Open a sealed chamber blob. Keys only — no license, no clock.

Inputs: sealed (required).

chamber_statusB

License status: eval remaining hours, purchased, or dead.

Inputs: no named parameters.

Tool Schema Changelog

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    TDQS

    B3/5.0

    Scored across 7 tools

    Disambiguation4/5

    The tools have distinct roles: status/info for licensing, cloak/open for sealing/unsealing, and two separate gate checks (hop_gate vs benefit_check) plus a log. There's minor overlap between status and info (both about license state), but they serve different details. Overall, an agent can tell them apart with clarity.

    Naming Consistency3/5

    Most tools follow a 'chamber_' prefix with a noun or verb (status, info, cloak, open, hop_gate, hop_reject_log), but 'benefit_check' breaks the pattern. The verbs are inconsistent (some are nouns like status, others are imperatives like cloak), though the naming is still readable and mostly predictable.

    Tool Count5/5

    With 7 tools, the server is well-scoped for its purpose: managing sealed JSON chambers, checking license status, and evaluating gates. Each tool has a clear function, and the count is appropriate for the domain without being overwhelming or too sparse.

    Completeness4/5

    The core lifecycle is covered: sealing (chamber_cloak), opening (chamber_open), status (chamber_status), and license info (chamber_info). Gate evaluation and logging are also included. A minor gap is no tool to list or manage multiple chambers, but for the given purpose, the surface is largely complete.

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