@aauth/praca

The user's AAuth agent in MCP form. Praca is an MCP stdio server that brokers discovery to AAuth resources, holds the user's agent identity (via @aauth/local-keys), and relays interactions between resources and the Person Server. The LLM sees a fixed eight-tool meta-surface; new resources and operations are surfaced through the same tools regardless of scale.

Design: see design.md.

Install

npm install @aauth/praca

Related MCP server: MachineHearts

v1 tool surface

find_resources(query)               → search the registry for discoverable resources
add_resource(host_or_url)           → fetch well-known, validate, add to your local set
list_resources()                    → your added resources
remove_resource(resource)           → praca-local unregister (does NOT revoke PS grants)
connect(resource)                   → pre-authorize (no-op for agent-token resources)
list_operations(resource, query?)   → free-text or path-prefix search over ops
get_operations(resource, op_ids[])  → batch fetch full schemas
invoke(resource, op_id, args)       → execute; surfaces an auth URL if needed

State lives at ~/.aauth/praca/:

Claude Code

Add to .mcp.json (or your Claude Code MCP config):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "praca": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@aauth/praca"]
    }
  }
}

Then ask Claude to e.g. "add api-hubapi-com.hello-proxy.net" → "list my HubSpot contacts". Claude finds the resource via find_resources (or you hand it the URL directly via add_resource), then runs list_operations / invoke. The first invoke against an unauthorized aauth-access-token resource returns a consent URL for you to open.

The MCP server stays up even with no identity configured and surfaces a bootstrap message to the LLM on first tool call when @aauth/bootstrap hasn't been run yet.

Configuration

Identity comes from @aauth/local-keys (~/.aauth/) bootstrapped via npx @aauth/bootstrap. Praca reads it lazily on first tool call. Override hooks (all optional):

Programmatic use

@aauth/praca is also importable as a library — useful for building tooling on top of the same agent flow:

import {
  fetchResource,
  toL1Entry,
  invokeAtResource,
  buildConfigFromLocalKeys,
} from '@aauth/praca'

const cfg = await buildConfigFromLocalKeys()
const resource = toL1Entry(await fetchResource('api-hubapi-com.hello-proxy.net'))
const result = await invokeAtResource(cfg, resource, 'get-/crm/v3/objects/contacts_getPage', {})

License

MIT