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    Institutional MCP server that centralizes access to identity, institutional profiles, and basic person data. Currently a bootstrap with no business logic or tools implemented.
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    MCP server for offline verification of signed artifacts — receipts, manifests, and audit bundles. MIT licensed, works without accounts or API calls. Tools: self_test, verify_receipt, verify_bundle, explain_artifact.
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    Enables agents to verify postal addresses, email addresses, and phone numbers against Melissa's Global Verification APIs before acting on the data, including batch verification and a per-session call budget to prevent runaway costs.
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    Enables agents to locally validate and decode transparency-log receipts against a chosen trust root, checking exact payload inclusion, grant admission, and receipt contents without a backend, account, key, or network. It also reports sealing, split-view, append-authority, and attribution outcomes using read-only tools.
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    Verify x402 endpoints before your agent spends. Three tools: verify (SPEND/CAUTION/INVESTIGATE/DO NOT SPEND backed by 50K+ services), passport (full trust identity), risk_check (deep assessment). No API keys, no signup.
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    A deterministic identity and authorization layer for MCP servers that verifies agent identity and scope using OAuth 2.0, WIMSE workload identity, and HTTP Message Signatures, resolving or refusing without guessing.
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    Provides verified dependency-audit verdicts for AI agents, checking installed versions against OSV advisories and splitting direct vs transitive dependencies.
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    DoI oracle for Nostr pubkeys: scores social, vouch, access, and economic-stake dimensions. Returns schnorr-signed cert with per-dim samples. L402-priced at 2 sats. Drop-in for agents needing Sybil resistance.
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    Governed SSO/IAM operations for Keycloak and Authentik — login-failure, stale-permission, client-config, and MFA RCA, with unbypassable audit logging (MCP + CLI), budget/runaway guards, dry-run, and undo/rollback.
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    Provides a deterministic pre-install security scan for Agent skills, plugins, and MCP servers via stdio, returning verdicts, audited badges, CI gates, and reports without executing code or making network calls.
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    Verifies MEOK AI Labs compliance attestations (DORA, NIS2, CRA, EU AI Act, etc.) using HMAC-SHA256. Enables piping a signed certificate on stdin to get VALID/INVALID output.
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    MCP server that gives AI agents disposable email addresses and real phone numbers with automatic OTP extraction and self-destructing identities.
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    Tamper-evident audit trail MCP server for EU AI Act and GDPR compliance. It enables logging events with automatic PII scanning, compliance checks, and right-to-erasure support.
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    Provides cryptographic identity and signing capabilities for AI agents, enabling them to create persistent identities, sign actions with private keys, and allow external systems to verify the authenticity and provenance of agent-initiated operations.
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