@clervo/mcp
A stdio MCP server backed by the TypeScript SDK that exposes frozen Clervo operations for web search and answer functionality, enabling agents to find and understand information through a clean-room outcome infrastructure.
README
Clervo
Clervo is outcome infrastructure for agents: Find → Understand → Act.
This repository contains the clean-room Clervo platform, frozen distribution candidate, TypeScript and Python clients, MCP server, and the repository-local V6 product experience.
Current public boundary
The distribution candidate exposes two frozen operations:
search.websearch.answer
They are repository-local preview surfaces. No public callable deployment or payable route is currently verified. The SDKs require an explicit base URL, and they never sign, pay, or retry a payment automatically.
The other Clervo product cores and combined workflows are implemented and qualified privately. Their customer lifecycle and public availability remain controlled by the canonical registry and current evidence; source code or a package archive does not make a capability production-ready.
Packages
@clervo/sdk— typed TypeScript clientclervo-sdk— dependency-free Python client@clervo/mcp— stdio MCP server backed by the TypeScript SDK
The current versions are published with registry provenance: @clervo/sdk and
@clervo/mcp at 0.3.0, and clervo-sdk at 0.2.0. Older registry versions
are preserved as history and carry deprecation guidance where their claims are
stale. Package publication does not make the API publicly callable.
Local verification
The repository is pinned to Node.js 24.18.1 and npm 10.9.8.
npm ci --ignore-scripts
npm run test:stage13:clients
npm run test:stage13:site
The site can then be previewed locally:
npm run site:preview
Security and product truth
Product contracts and lifecycle records are the source of truth. Never place credentials, wallet material, customer payloads, or authentication files in issues or commits. Security concerns can be reported through the repository's private security-reporting channel once the canonical GitHub repository is public.
This source is currently unlicensed (UNLICENSED). No permission to copy,
modify, or redistribute is granted unless Clervo publishes separate terms.
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