verfi-mcp-server
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Scored across 9 tools
Most tools have distinct purposes: search/lookup, proof retrieval, consent verification, claim lifecycle, listing, expiration update, and SDK setup. There is some conceptual overlap among verfi_search_session, verfi_get_proof, and verfi_verify_consent because all involve retrieving or evaluating session/consent data, but descriptions clarify their different outputs and use cases.
All tools use a consistent verfi_ prefix followed by a snake_case verb_noun pattern. Names are predictable and easy to scan, with only natural variations like get_claim_status and add_sdk.
Nine tools is well-scoped for a consent/session management server. Each tool covers a distinct operation in the claim and verification workflow, with no obvious filler tools.
The surface covers session lookup, consent verification, proof retrieval, claim/unclaim, listing, expiration updates, and SDK setup, which is strong lifecycle coverage. Minor gaps may exist around explicit consent revocation or session creation, but those appear to be handled outside the MCP server via the SDK or platform.