RAIL Score MCP Server

RAIL Score MCP Server

Adds a responsible-AI safety layer to any agent by exposing RAIL Score's evaluation, agent-guardrail, and compliance capabilities as MCP tools, enabling content scoring, injection detection, tool call evaluation, and DPDP compliance checks.

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RAIL Score MCP Server

Add a responsible-AI safety layer to any agent in one URL.

A remote, hosted Model Context Protocol server that exposes RAIL Score's evaluation, agent-guardrail, and India DPDP compliance capabilities to any MCP client — Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Copilot, Replit Agent, LangGraph, CrewAI, or a custom stack — with zero SDK integration.

https://mcp.responsibleailabs.ai/mcp

The server is a thin, hardened gateway in front of the existing REST API at api.responsibleailabs.ai/railscore/v1/. It reimplements no scoring logic: it validates the caller, shapes requests and responses for agent ergonomics, and forwards to the engine. Credits, tenancy, and rate limits are identical via MCP and REST.

Quickstart

You need a RAIL API key (rail_...) from the dashboard.

Claude Code

claude mcp add --transport http rail https://mcp.responsibleailabs.ai/mcp \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer ${RAIL_API_KEY}"

Cursor / Windsurf (.cursor/mcp.json)

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "rail": {
      "url": "https://mcp.responsibleailabs.ai/mcp",
      "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer rail_YOUR_KEY" }
    }
  }
}

Claude.ai / Desktop — Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector → URL https://mcp.responsibleailabs.ai/mcp, then paste your rail_ key.

More clients (OpenAI Responses API, LangGraph, Replit) are documented at docs.responsibleailabs.ai/mcp.

Tools

Nine tools, all rail_-prefixed. Descriptions state cost, latency, and when not to use a tool, because agents select tools from descriptions alone.

Tool Purpose Credits
rail_evaluate Score content across the 8 RAIL dimensions 1.0 basic / 3.0 deep
rail_check_compliance Check against gdpr, ccpa, hipaa, eu_ai_act, india_dpdp, india_ai_gov 5–10
rail_detect_injection Detect prompt injection in untrusted text 0.5
rail_evaluate_tool_call Allow/warn/block a tool call before it runs 1.5–3.0
rail_scan_tool_result Scan a tool's output for PII + injection, return redacted text 0.5–1.0
rail_safe_regenerate Iteratively regenerate content until it passes (slow) 1–9
rail_dpdp_scan Scan for Indian personal data under the DPDP Act 2023 0.5
rail_dpdp_gate Real-time DPDP processing gate (allow/block/require_action) 0.3
rail_dpdp_compliance DPDP workflow: emit, require, evidence, session, timers varies

Two read-only resources (free, zero credits): rail://framework/dimensions and rail://account/capabilities.

The guarded agent loop

The canonical use is to wrap an agent's reasoning end to end:

  1. rail_detect_injection on untrusted input before acting on it
  2. rail_evaluate_tool_call before executing any tool call (block = hard stop)
  3. rail_scan_tool_result on the tool's output (prefer the redacted text)
  4. rail_evaluate (deep) on the draft answer, or rail_safe_regenerate to fix it
  5. rail_dpdp_scan (mask) on anything leaving the boundary in India deployments

Security model

A safety product that is itself unsafe is a credibility failure. The launch blockers (enforced and regression-tested):

  • Verdicts are structured data, never advisory prose an agent can ignore.
  • No reflection of analyzed content. Tools return verdicts, scores, spans, and masked excerpts — never the raw analyzed text (second-order injection).
  • No raw PII. Detection returns masked values and offsets only.
  • Tenant isolation by construction. Identity comes from the validated key in the auth middleware, never from a tool parameter.
  • No token passthrough in phase 2: client tokens are validated and dropped; downstream calls use the gateway's service credential. In phase 1 the bearer rail_ key is the customer's RAIL credential, so it is forwarded upstream to preserve per-tenant credits and isolation.
  • Input caps, timeouts, rate limits, and audit logging (no content bodies).

See tests/test_no_reflection.py and tests/test_pii_masking.py — these run as a hard CI gate.

Architecture

  • Transport: Streamable HTTP only, single /mcp endpoint (SSE is sunset).
  • State: stateless_http=True, json_response=True — scales horizontally behind a normal load balancer; aligns with the MCP 2026-07-28 stateless core.
  • Auth (phase 1): rail_ key via Authorization: Bearer rail_... or X-API-Key: rail_... (the latter is gateway-friendly — no Bearer prefix), validated once against POST /verify (cached 5 min) by auth.RailKeyMiddleware, then bound to the request context.
  • Discovery: GET /.well-known/mcp/server-card.json (public) lets registries that scan behind an auth wall (e.g. Smithery) enumerate the tools without a key.
  • Auth (phase 2): OAuth 2.1 resource server (RFC 9728 metadata, RFC 8707 audience binding) via the SDK's TokenVerifier.
rail_client.py   thin httpx client to api.responsibleailabs.ai (forwards key, propagates X-Request-ID)
auth.py          RailKeyMiddleware: validate rail_ keys, bind tenant
request_context.py  per-request ContextVars (key, tenant, request id)
server.py        FastMCP app: 9 tools + 2 resources + landing (/) + /health + server-card
server.json      official MCP registry manifest (ai.responsibleailabs/rail-score)

Local development

python -m venv .venv && source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements-dev.txt
ruff check . && pytest          # unit + safety regression tests
RAIL_API_BASE=https://api.responsibleailabs.ai python server.py   # serves on :8080

Protocol smoke test against a running server (needs a real key):

npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector --cli \
  http://localhost:8080/mcp --method tools/list \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer ${RAIL_API_KEY}"

Configuration

Env var Default Purpose
RAIL_API_BASE https://api.responsibleailabs.ai Upstream REST API
MCP_PORT 8080 Bind port
RAIL_UPSTREAM_TIMEOUT 60 Upstream call timeout (s)
RAIL_KEY_CACHE_TTL 300 Validated-key cache TTL (s)

Hosting

Responsible AI Labs operates the hosted server at https://mcp.responsibleailabs.ai/mcp — for almost everyone, just connect to that URL; you do not need to run anything.

To self-host, build the image and run it anywhere that serves HTTP; point it at the public REST API with RAIL_API_BASE (its default). No secrets are required: the customer's RAIL key arrives on each request.

docker build -t rail-score-mcp .
docker run -p 8080:8080 -e RAIL_API_BASE=https://api.responsibleailabs.ai rail-score-mcp

Registry

Published to the official registry as ai.responsibleailabs/rail-score via server.json and the mcp-publisher CLI (DNS-authenticated responsibleailabs.ai namespace). Downstream registries (Smithery, Glama, PulseMCP) sync from it.

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