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@codespar/mcp-persona

v0.2.1

Published

MCP server for Persona — modern developer-first identity verification and KYC (inquiries, accounts, reports, cases)

Readme

@codespar/mcp-persona

MCP server for Persona — modern developer-first identity verification and KYC.

Persona is the programmable identity layer favoured by modern startups and fintechs that prioritise DX and template-driven workflows. Instead of a fixed KYC pipeline, you compose inquiry templates in the Persona dashboard that reuse building blocks — document, selfie, database, phone, bank — and Persona orchestrates the hosted flow.

Fourth entry in CodeSpar's identity category. Where it fits alongside the others:

| Provider | Positioning | |----------|-------------| | Unico | BR leader — local PEP, court records, Receita Federal biometric pool | | Onfido | Global challenger — document + facial similarity across 195+ countries | | Jumio | Global enterprise — deeper fraud intelligence, longer operator track record | | Persona | Modern developer-first — great DX, template-driven programmable workflows |

Pick Persona when you want to ship fast, iterate on the flow without a vendor ticket, and wire verification into your own product surfaces.

Tools (20)

| Tool | Purpose | |---|---| | create_inquiry | Create a Persona inquiry — a verification session bound to an inquiry template you configured in the Person... | | retrieve_inquiry | Retrieve an inquiry by id. | | list_inquiries | List inquiries, filterable by reference-id (your internal user id) or status. | | approve_inquiry | Mark an inquiry as approved. | | decline_inquiry | Mark an inquiry as declined. | | redact_inquiry | Redact an inquiry (GDPR right-to-erasure). | | create_account | Create a persistent Persona account — a long-lived end-user record that multiple inquiries can attach to. | | retrieve_account | Retrieve a Persona account by id, including summary PII and linked inquiries / verifications. | | list_reports | List reports — individual verification artifacts (e.g. | | retrieve_report | Retrieve a single report by id — returns the full verification detail (matches, scores, raw source data). | | create_case | Open a case — a workspace for an ongoing investigation tied to one or more inquiries / accounts. | | resume_inquiry | Resume a paused inquiry — returns a fresh one-time session token / link so the end user can continue a flow... | | update_account | Patch attributes on an existing Persona account (e.g. | | list_accounts | List Persona accounts, filterable by reference-id (your internal user id) or email. | | run_report | Create and run a standalone Persona report — not tied to an inquiry flow. | | retrieve_case | Retrieve a case by id — full detail including status, assignee, linked objects, attached fields, and tags. | | list_cases | List investigation cases, filterable by status, assignee, or priority. | | add_case_tag | Add a tag to a case. | | list_templates | List inquiry templates configured in your Persona dashboard — returns each template's id (itmpl_...), name,... | | list_webhooks | List configured webhook subscriptions (Persona calls them 'Webhook subscriptions'). |

Flow

create_inquiry (inquiry-template-id=itmpl_...)
    -> user completes Persona-hosted flow (doc + selfie + whatever the template runs)
    -> retrieve_inquiry   (poll until status = 'completed' | 'approved' | 'declined' | 'needs_review')
    -> approve_inquiry / decline_inquiry   (record your final decision)
    -> list_reports / retrieve_report       (for standalone reports like watchlist / adverse-media)

Accounts (create_account / retrieve_account) persist end-user records across inquiries — attach future sessions via account-id on create_inquiry.

Cases (create_case) open a workspace for ongoing investigations (periodic re-verification, flagged users, manual review).

Install

npm install @codespar/mcp-persona

Environment

PERSONA_API_KEY="..."              # API key (required, secret)
PERSONA_API_VERSION="2023-01-05"   # Optional. Sent as Persona-Version header.

Authentication

Authorization: Bearer <PERSONA_API_KEY>
Persona-Version: 2023-01-05

The server handles both headers automatically.

JSON:API envelope

Persona uses a JSON:API-style request envelope: every POST body is wrapped as { data: { attributes: {...} } }. This server handles the wrapping for you — tool inputs mirror the inner attributes shape directly, with kebab-case keys per Persona's convention:

{
  "inquiry-template-id": "itmpl_ABC123",
  "reference-id": "user_42",
  "fields": {
    "name-first": "Ada",
    "name-last": "Lovelace",
    "birthdate": "1815-12-10",
    "address-country-code": "US"
  }
}

The server sends it on the wire as:

{ "data": { "attributes": { "inquiry-template-id": "itmpl_ABC123", ... } } }

Run

# stdio (default — for Claude Desktop, Cursor, etc)
npx @codespar/mcp-persona

# HTTP (for server-to-server testing)
MCP_HTTP=true MCP_PORT=3000 npx @codespar/mcp-persona

When to pick Persona vs other identity providers

| Signal | Pick | |--------|------| | Fast-moving startup / fintech, DX matters, want to iterate on flow | Persona | | Need custom workflow reusing doc + selfie + bank + phone verifications | Persona | | User is Brazilian, need CPF + Receita Federal biometric match | Unico | | Global coverage across 195+ countries, regulated fintech AML/PEP | Onfido | | Bank / large regulated marketplace needing deep fraud intelligence | Jumio |

License

MIT