tollary
This server does not currently have a deployable release on Glama. Follow the repository's setup instructions to install and configure it for your MCP client, including any required credentials and local dependencies.
Tollary
Experimental beta — Base Sepolia testnet only. No transaction-safety, recipient-identity, legal-compliance, settlement, or loss-prevention guarantee is made. Base Mainnet sales are disabled.
Tollary is a non-custodial Agent Transaction Guard for autonomous Base USDC payments. It checks an exact, owner-mandated transaction immediately before a customer-owned AWS KMS signer can sign it.
This repository contains the open-source local fit-check/MCP client, immutable publication metadata, and guarded npm/MCP release workflows. It does not contain customer keys, payment credentials, hosted-service state, or private backend operations.
Try the client
npx tollary fit-check --project .
npx tollary inspect
npx --yes --package tollary tollary-mcpThe client never accepts a raw wallet or AWS private key. The fit check is local and skips credentials, dependencies, vendor directories, and build output. Inspect mode reads only Tollary's public metadata endpoints.
The hosted service currently exposes Base Sepolia testnet payment terms only.
A published package does not mean that Base Mainnet sales are active. Check
/api/readiness and
/api/legal before every purchase.
The npm beta must be selected explicitly with tollary@beta; no latest
release is created by the bootstrap workflow.
Related MCP server: veyra-mcp
Repository layout
packages/tollary— npm CLI and stdio MCP serverdistribution/github-action— local, bounded fit-check action.github/workflows— manual, environment-protected npm/MCP publishingscripts— fail-closed publication and namespace validation
The local client is MIT-licensed. Tollary's hosted API, service logic, trademarks, and commercial output are not granted under that license.
This server cannot be deployed
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