Novi Corpus MCP server

Novi Corpus

About this repository. The canonical repo is

jb1011/Project-Alpha — the team repo, owned by

JB. The fork

MBarralDevs/Project-Alpha exists because

ETHGlobal's submission form can only select repositories on the submitter's own GitHub

account. Same code, same full history — and the forked-from label is kept on purpose: for

the Continuity Track, visible proof that this codebase predates the hackathon weekend is

a feature. Everything built during ETHGlobal Lisbon is in this diff:

pre-ethglobal-lisbon-2026...main.

A legal body for your AI agent.

Anyone can give an agent a wallet. We give it a legal owner — a Wyoming DAO LLC with a governed USDC treasury, an accountable human guardian, and operating-agreement terms enforced on-chain — so it can hold money safely, pay for services, earn revenue, and be trusted by humans and other agents.

What is this?

The problem: anyone can hand an agent a wallet, but nothing makes that agent trustworthy with money. It has no legal owner, no enforceable spending rules, and no way to be stopped or recovered when it misbehaves.

Novi Corpus turns an AI agent into an accountable economic actor. The novel piece is the law-to-code translator: plain operating-agreement terms ("no more than $X per period, only to approved counterparties") become rules the contracts enforce, with the signed agreement's hash anchored on-chain. In one onboarding flow you get:

1. A Wyoming DAO LLC — a real legal entity (filing stubbed for the demo, see Status), with an operating agreement whose terms are enforced on-chain.
2. On-chain identity — registered on Arc via ERC-8004 (identity + reputation).
3. A governed USDC treasury — spending caps, recipient allowlists, and timelocks the agent cannot bypass. You stay the guardian (pause, veto, recover funds).
4. Nanopayments — the agent can buy and sell via x402 + Circle Gateway, settled on Arc in testnet USDC.

The agent operates autonomously within the rules you set. You keep ultimate control.

ETHGlobal Lisbon 2026 — the trust stack

A legal body answers "who is liable?". During the hackathon we built the two layers that question depends on, live in production:

WHO IS THE HUMAN?          WHAT IS THE AGENT CALLED?        WHO HOLDS THE MONEY?
  ┌───────────────┐          ┌──────────────────────┐         ┌──────────────────┐
  │  World ID     │          │  ENS                 │         │  Arc treasury    │
  │  proof of     │───────►  │  <agent>.novicorpus  │ ──────► │  caps, timelock, │
  │  personhood   │ guardian │  .eth ⇄ ERC-8004     │  addr   │  pause, clawback │
  └───────────────┘          └──────────────────────┘         └──────────────────┘
        (World)                     (ENS × Arc)                  (pre-existing)

World — who answers for this agent? (the load-bearing one)

A Wyoming DAO LLC must have a real natural person behind it — that's law, not product choice. Before World, we could record a guardian's wallet; we couldn't know a unique human held it. Now:

Shortened. The full README is on GitHub.