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@cedulon/mcp-server

v0.2.4

Published

Local stdio MCP server for policy-gated Cedulon spend and audit.

Readme

@cedulon/mcp-server

Local stdio MCP server. Thin wrappers over @cedulon/core, @cedulon/x402-adapter, @cedulon/audit, and @cedulon/receipts. The only non-workspace runtime dependency is the official MCP SDK.

Core packages still carry zero runtime dependencies. This package depends only on those workspace packages plus @modelcontextprotocol/sdk.

Tools

| Name | What it does | | --- | --- | | cedulon_spend | Policy-gated spend. Args: amount, currency, payee, nonce, tool. Allow → signed receipt JSON. Deny → { ok: false, reason }. | | cedulon_audit | Reconcile the in-process ledger with the rail extract. Optional extraSettlements injects extract rows (bypass demo). | | cedulon_verify_receipt | Verify receipt COSE bytes (receipt object or coseHex + publicKeyPem). Checks countersignature when present. | | cedulon_export_ledger | Receipts + checkpoint + extract in the demo:export JSON shape. | | cedulon_status | Version, policy summary, receipt count, chain head. |

Run

The binary is cedulon-mcp (compiled JavaScript, no --experimental-strip-types). From this repository, after npm run build:packages:

node packages/mcp-server/dist/index.js

From the published package, without a clone:

npx -y @cedulon/mcp-server

npx cedulon-mcp is the same binary from a packed or already-installed copy. The server is also listed in the MCP Registry as io.github.dogrucanemek-alt/cedulon.

From the repository source tree (development):

npm run mcp

Host config

Claude Desktop / Claude Code / Cursor (mcpServers), after the package is installed:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "cedulon": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@cedulon/mcp-server"]
    }
  }
}

State and policy

In-process by default. Set CEDULON_STATE_PATH to a JSON file to persist receipts, checkpoints, extract rows, and demo keys across process restarts. Do not commit that file.

Policy knobs (demo defaults in parentheses):

  • CEDULON_MAX_AMOUNT (10)
  • CEDULON_MAX_CUMULATIVE (30)
  • CEDULON_MAX_PAYMENTS (3)
  • CEDULON_WINDOW_MS (3600000)
  • CEDULON_ALLOWED_PAYEES (payee-1; * clears the list)
  • CEDULON_ALLOWED_CURRENCIES (USD; * clears the list)
  • CEDULON_ALLOWED_TOOLS
  • CEDULON_PAYER (payer-1)

The rail is the in-process mock. No wallet, no RPC, no network.

Privacy Policy

https://cedulon.com/privacy.html

The short version, which that page states at length. This server runs on your machine and speaks to your client over stdio. It makes no network requests: this package and the six packages it depends on contain no HTTP client, no socket, and no telemetry, and the only dependency outside the project is the official Model Context Protocol SDK. It collects nothing, because there is no endpoint of ours to collect it.

While it runs it holds, in memory, the spend requests of the session (amount, currency, payee, nonce, calling tool name), the receipts derived from them, the checkpoint, and your policy limits. It writes nothing to disk unless you set CEDULON_STATE_PATH, in which case that ledger is written as JSON to the path you chose, on your machine. No analytics, no crash reporting, no update check, no third-party sharing.

Privacy questions and security reports: [email protected].