"EU-Verify Identity or Document Verification Service" matching MCP servers:

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.

Verifies blockchain-anchored timestamp proofs entirely on the user's machine, with five tools: hash a file, verify a file against a proof, verify a known hash against inline proof data, explain what a proof asserts, and create a new proof through ProofLedger. Verification recomputes the SHA-256 and walks the Merkle path locally instead of asking the issuer; only create uses the network.

Enables agents to retrieve their current identity from IDENTITY.md and route durable lessons, preferences, rules, and corrections to the appropriate standing file over MCP stdio.

A local MCP server that maintains and serves personal identity context to LLMs.

Compares weekly work reports against original data to identify incorrect values, missing items, and narrative inconsistencies, providing verification results to users.

A benchmarked hallucination detector that returns unsupported claims with details. Runs as an MCP server with two modes: sampling (default, no API key) and direct API.

Enables MCP clients such as Claude Code or Claude Desktop to verify whether email addresses are deliverable, returning status, sub-status, reason, confidence, and metadata.

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.

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.

An MCP server that exposes documents.js's document conversion, .odb, metadata, and font tooling as MCP tools, enabling agents to convert, inspect, and edit a wide range of document formats over stdio.

Enables searching for EU public-procurement tenders, analyzing cross-border risk, and understanding tender details through tools for CPV code lookup, EU threshold checks, red-flag scanning, and SME fit scoring.

An MCP server that provides email verification, returning valid, invalid, or risky status with detailed checks and metadata. It enables verifying email addresses via a simple tool interface.

A verification infrastructure and MCP server that specializes in refutation (negation) rather than generation, providing tools for counterexample search, Lean verification, and audit chains with a 4-value verdict system.

A persistent 24/7 background daemon that aggregates all downstream MCP servers into one unified connection and layers on a real-time notification gateway so AI agents can receive events from X/Twitter, Slack, Email, and webhooks.

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.

Provides email verification as a tool, performing syntax validation, domain verification, and disposable-domain risk detection.

Verifies contractor license status mid-task, returning normalized JSON with active/expired/suspended/revoked status, bond details, and insurance for WA (reliable) and CA (beta) jurisdictions.

Provides persistent, inspectable memory storage for AI agents using SQLite. Agents can store, recall, and search memories across sessions via three MCP tools.

MCP server for EU AI Act compliance classification with multi-jurisdiction overlay across 8 frameworks (NIST AI RMF, ISO 42001, GDPR, HIPAA, Colorado SB 24-205). Provides deterministic risk classifier (quick_risk_class) and Claude-powered Annex III deep classifier (classify_annex3) with remediation actions.

Lets AI assistants classify an AI system under the EU AI Act, returning risk tier, obligations, and deadlines based on a plain-English description of the product.