aimarket-oracle-gateway

aimarket-oracle-gateway

MCP server exposing AIMarket's verifiable oracle capabilities (Platon VRF, Chronos VDF, LUMEN reputation) as agent-callable tools with pay-per-call.

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aimarket-oracle-gateway — MCP server

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This repository ships a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that exposes the AIMarket ecosystem's verifiable oracle capabilities — Platon VRF (signed randomness), Chronos VDF (verifiable delay / proof-of-elapsed-time), and LUMEN reputation — as agent-callable tools, pay-per-call over the AIMarket protocol.

Transport: stdio (mcp_stdio_server.py). Built with the official MCP Python SDK (mcp package, FastMCP). Compatible hosts: Claude Desktop, Cursor, Glama, and any MCP client that supports stdio servers.

Item Location
MCP entrypoint mcp_stdio_server.py
MCP SDK dependency requirements-mcp.txtmcp>=1.6,<4
Glama / Docker run Dockerfile, glama.json

A passthrough MCP server that puts the ecosystem's oracle capabilities in front of any AI agent. It is the discovery + consumption storefront for the oracle-as-a-service specs: an agent adds this server, sees the tools, and calls them — pay-per-call over the AIMarket protocol, no signup. Every result is independently verifiable (verify the signature / VDF proof rather than trusting the service).

Tools

MCP tool capabilityId price what it returns
get_random platon.random@v1 ~$0.004 Ed25519-signed unbiasable randomness + proof
get_randomness_beacon platon.beacon@v1 ~$0.004 the round's public beacon
ask_oracle platon.ask@v1 ~$0.003 entropy-derived read-only answer
compute_vdf chronos.eval@v1 ~$0.01 VDF y=g^(2^T) + Wesolowski proof (proof-of-elapsed-work)
verify_vdf chronos.verify@v1 ~$0.001 {valid} for a VDF proof
get_reputation_scores lumen.reputation@v1 ~$0.005 PageRank/EigenTrust trust scores over a graph you supply
list_oracle_capabilities free the tool/capability/price table

Configure (env)

var meaning
AIMARKET_HUB_URL AIMarket Hub base URL — recommended: metered + paid, the routing fee funds the ecosystem
AIMARKET_ORACLE_URL direct oracle-family URL (used if no hub) — demo/free path
AIMARKET_PAYMENT_CHANNEL optional pre-opened payment channel id (sent as X-Payment-Channel)
AIMARKET_API_TOKEN optional bearer token (dev/prod auth)
AIMARKET_MAX_PER_CALL_USD hard cap per call (default 0.10) — a call advertised above this is refused
AIMARKET_MAX_SPEND_USD hard cumulative budget this process (default 5.0) — refused once exceeded
AIMARKET_PRICE_TOLERANCE reject if the hub charges > advertised × (1 + this) (default 0.10) — overcharge guard

If neither URL is set the server fails closed with a clear message (never silently fakes a result).

Payment safety (spec 03): the caps above are enforced client-side and a prompt-injected / runaway agent cannot override them — the gateway refuses to spend past them (fail-closed). It also rejects a hub that charges more than the advertised price. See docs/specs/03-mcp-payment-and-security.md.

Run

# stdio (local / Claude Desktop)
pip install -r requirements-mcp.txt && pip install --no-deps -e .
AIMARKET_HUB_URL=https://modelmarket.dev python mcp_stdio_server.py

# Docker
docker build -t aimarket-oracle-gateway .
docker run -i -e AIMARKET_HUB_URL=https://modelmarket.dev aimarket-oracle-gateway

Claude Desktop (mcpServers entry):

{ "mcpServers": { "aimarket-oracle-gateway": {
  "command": "python", "args": ["mcp_stdio_server.py"],
  "env": { "AIMARKET_HUB_URL": "https://modelmarket.dev" } } } }

Publish on Glama (maintainer)

aimarket-oracle-gateway MCP server

This repo ships glama.json + Dockerfile at the root. Listing: glama.ai/mcp/servers/alexar76/aimarket-oracle-gateway — claim with Login with GitHub (maintainers: alexar76). Glama builds the Docker image and indexes the tools so agents discover get_random / compute_vdf / … directly.

Verifiability (the point)

  • Randomness carries an Ed25519 signature over (random_hex ‖ proof); verify against the signer key in the Hub's signed manifest. The result includes a verifiable summary (signed, has_proof).
  • VDF output y=g^(2^T) mod N is checkable in one exponentiation via verify_vdf (and on-chain via ChronosVDF.sol).

Notes

  • This is the storefront; the live oracles + escrow settlement already exist (see docs/onchain-journal.md).
  • Shipped: platon.verify / lumen.verify / lumen.score, chronos modulus_hex, the hub's signed .well-known + /prices endpoint, and the gateway spending-cap/overcharge security core.
  • Roadmap (per the specs): the full channel lifecycle (auto open/sign/settle/refund, nonce-sync, receipt-signature + TLS pinning), the remote pre-signed-voucher path, and OS-keychain key storage.
  • Tests: PYTHONPATH=. pytest tests/ (routing/parse logic, no network).

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