fosterrx-verify-mcp-server
Enables read-only verification of Foster Rx certificates against the public Ed25519 trust anchor, returning verdicts such as verified, signature_invalid, not_found, or tool_fault, and also allows retrieval of certificate records and trust anchor material.
README
fosterrx-verify-mcp-server
A read-only MCP server that verifies Foster Rx certificates using public
material only: the world-readable certificate envelope and the Ed25519 trust
anchor published at https://fosterrx.com/.well-known/angis-signing-key-v1.pub.
No credential exists anywhere in this codebase. That is not a deployment choice but the product's argument in server form: verification that required Foster Rx's permission would not be verification. This repository being public and auditable is part of the same argument.
Tools
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
fosterrx_verify_certificate |
Real Ed25519 verification of the signed canonical bytes against the live trust anchor. Verdicts: verified / signature_invalid / not_found / tool_fault. |
fosterrx_get_certificate_record |
The full signed canonical, decoded verbatim. No verification performed; nothing renamed or improved on. |
fosterrx_get_trust_anchor |
The published public key, plus instructions for verifying with no Foster Rx software at all. |
Verdict discipline
not_foundis not invalid. An unpublished certificate is a fact about the public register, never a claim about any artifact.tool_faultis not invalid. A network failure or malformed input is a fact about this tool's run and says nothing about the certificate.signature_invalidis asserted only after Ed25519 arithmetic failed over the signed bytes under the published key.- Both issued identifier shapes are accepted (
FRXS-<16 hex>andFRXS-<uuid>); a pattern inferred from only one of them has previously rejected every real certificate.
Run
npm ci && npm run build
PORT=8080 node dist/index.js # MCP endpoint at POST /mcp, health at /healthz
Deploy (Cloud Run)
gcloud run deploy fosterrx-verify-mcp --source . \
--region us-east4 --project fosterrx-prod --allow-unauthenticated
Public, unauthenticated, by design: it can only read what the world can already read.
Verify with your own AI
This server is public. Anyone can register it and verify any published Foster Rx certificate — no account, no permission:
- In Claude (or any MCP client): add a custom connector with URL
https://fosterrx-verify-mcp-630726936307.us-east4.run.app/mcp - Ask:
verify FRXS-5330F9E368BA4536 - The reader gets the cryptographic verdict — not the issuer's word.
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