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Trust layer for agent work: verify the artifact, meter what it cost, enforce the mandate.

Three risks, one call:

  1. verify - four layers over an agent artifact: schema conformance, emptiness (uniform lists, stub values, truncations), generation provenance, authority (was the action permitted). Ed25519-signed receipt, verifiable offline, no trust in this service required.

  2. quote - price what the call actually consumed (tokens, CPU seconds, bytes out, storage writes, external calls) from a published rate card, with the breakdown attached.

  3. mandates - limits, allowlist and kill switch for what an agent may do.

Use it

MCP (recommended):

npx -y mcp-remote https://rta.lat/mitracore/mcp   # hosted
python3 mcp_server.py                              # stdio
python3 mcp_server.py --http 8192                  # streamable http

Public endpoints: POST https://rta.lat/mitracore/mcp (JSON-RPC 2.0), plus /v1/verify, /v1/quote, /v1/trust-report, /v1/skills/lint, /health.

Related MCP server: maiat-protocol

Guard a paying agent (before the call, not after)

guard/ sits in front of the agent and decides before the money moves: daily budget, per-call cap, payee and network allowlists, kill switch. Every decision — allow and deny — is an Ed25519-signed journal line, chained so a deleted record is visible.

cp guard/policy.example.json guard/policy.json    # budget, caps, allowlists
python -m guard.proxy --policy guard/policy.json --amount 0.25 \
  --payee 0x1111111111111111111111111111111111111111 --network base \
  --cmd "<the call you are buying>"
python -m guard.proxy --policy guard/policy.json --verify   # signatures + chain
touch guard/KILL                                            # stop everything now

Exit codes: 0 allowed and the command ran, 2 denied (the command never ran, the refusal is in the journal), 3 journal does not verify.

Python:

from guard import Policy, authorize
decision = authorize({"amount_usd": 0.25, "payee": "0x1111…", "network": "base"},
                     Policy.load("guard/policy.json"))
assert decision["decision"] == "allow"

The key is generated on first run at guard/keys/guard.key (0600), the public half sits next to it at guard/keys/guard.pub. Nothing is spent and nothing is sent anywhere: the decision is local.

Tools

verify_work(artifact, schema?) | check_skill(path) | quote_cost(tokens, cpu_seconds, bytes_out, storage_writes, external_calls) | trust_report(artifact, schema?) | suite_status()

Pricing

  • 20 verifications per day - free, no card, no account

  • 0.005 USDC per verification (x402), or 9 USDC for 30 days prepaid

  • 49 USD per environment per month (prepaid, no auto-renewal)

Locales

en, hi - Hindi is a first-class interface, not a translation afterthought. India (Bharata) is included in pricing, docs and launch from day one; legal claims about India are taken only from official repositories, anything unverified is reported as pending.

Trust

Receipts are Ed25519-signed and the key fingerprint is published: any buyer can verify a completion locally, offline, without an account.

License: MIT

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