ALEETH Authority MCP server

ALEETH Authority MCP: public interface and provenance

This repository is the public interface definition, version history, and provenance record for the remote MCP server com.aleeth/authority-mcp, hosted at https://mcp.aleeth.com/mcp.

The implementation is private by decision. This repository publishes everything a caller, auditor, or registry can verify without source access: the registry manifest, the complete tool manifest, the version history, and the security policy.

What the server is

The ALEETH Authority MCP is the first MCP server governed by ICA (Institutional Control Architecture). Every tool call is risk-checked before execution and sealed with a signed Ed25519 receipt on a hash-chained ledger anchored to Bitcoin via OpenTimestamps. The server fails closed: if governance cannot run or the receipt cannot be written, the call does not return a result.

https://mcp.aleeth.com/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource

• 51 governed tools: 41 base tools and the 10 Astra plane tools the deployed server declares (see tools/manifest.json)
• Transport: MCP streamable HTTP, TLS only
• Authentication: OAuth 2.0 bearer tokens; discovery per RFC 9728 at

• Anonymous calls are refused with 401

What is in this repository

Verify the running server yourself

None of the following requires permission from ALEETH or access to the source.

npx mcp-spec-check https://mcp.aleeth.com/mcp --bearer Read-only credentials are available on request: security@aleeth.com. Current independent grade: A (7 pass, 0 fail, 1 warn), last re-verified 2026-07-24.

1. Protocol and auth conformance (black-box):

returns 401, with authorization-server discovery served per RFC 9728.

1. Anonymous access is refused: curl -s -o /dev/null -w "%{http_code}" -X POST https://mcp.aleeth.com/mcp

https://imperium.aleeth.com/api/receipts/verify/, and offline against the pinnable trust anchor at https://imperium.aleeth.com/.well-known/ica-trust-anchor.json (public keys, SHA-256 DER fingerprints, and an offline verification recipe: you verify with a key you hold, with zero calls to ALEETH).

1. Receipts verify publicly: any receipt hash from a governed call verifies at

end-to-end run against production and a local server-overhead run, each published with its full run conditions and the enforced decision-timing floor disclosed.

1. Measured latency, floor included: see performance/ for a live

1. The full proof surface: https://aleeth.com/proof

Why the source is private

Publication is not a precondition for verification. The checks that matter for a hosted remote server probe the running service: protocol conformance, authentication behavior, error contracts, and the receipt ledger. A static scan of this repository can verify the interface and the provenance; runtime governance claims are backed by the signed, Bitcoin-anchored receipt chain, which is public.

Background reading: "Stateless Is Not Governed", https://publications.aleeth.com/stateless-is-not-governed/

Contact

• Security disclosures: security@aleeth.com (see SECURITY.md)
• Read-only evaluation credentials: security@aleeth.com

Shortened. The full README is on GitHub.