A deterministic MCP server that enforces auditable workflows by requiring AI agents to provide structured justifications and obtain human approval for file operations. It provides a secure, tamper-evident pipeline for tracking agent intent and codebase changes through cryptographic signatures and SQLite indexing.
An MCP server that acts as an authorization gateway between an AI agent and external systems, deterministically refusing actions that exceed granted authority and sealing every decision into an auditable chain of custody.
An MCP server that captures and stores user decisions during AI-agent interactions, offering structured decision memory, cognitive bias detection, and personalized advice from historical patterns.
MCP server for governing agent actions: an agent can propose a retry but cannot approve it itself. Deterministic policy allows, holds or refuses each typed action, a held action needs a single-use human approval none of the tools can create, and every run leaves a verifiable receipt.
An MCP server that enforces fail-closed deterministic checks, independent refute-first review, and tamper-evident hash-chained receipts for AI agent outputs before claiming completion.