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@dcprotocol/relay

v3.1.1

Published

2 months ago

Encrypted message relay for DCP - enables cloud MCP clients to reach local vaults

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relay websocket mcp ai-agents vault encryption

@dcprotocol/relay

Encrypted relay for DCP remote and cloud agents.

The relay moves encrypted envelopes between an agent and a local vault. It is transport. Secrets do not belong in relay logs or relay payload metadata.

It serves two paths:

Remote/VPS sidecar — a dcp-agent sidecar on a server forwards encrypted envelopes through the relay to the on-device vault.
Cloud Connect MCP facade — for agents you do not host (Claude.ai, ChatGPT, hosted OpenClaw/Hermes), the relay exposes an MCP endpoint with an OAuth bridge. The agent connects using a one-time, key-pinned connect link (dcp_connect_v1_…) the user pastes in; the relay carries end-to-end-encrypted requests to the vault, which approves on-device. The relay never sees plaintext — see ARCHITECTURE.md → Cloud Connect Path.

Run

npx -y @dcprotocol/relay --port 8422 --host 0.0.0.0

Debug mode:

npx -y @dcprotocol/relay --port 8422 --debug

Health check:

curl -sS http://127.0.0.1:8422/health

Options

--port, -p        Port to listen on
--host, -h        Host to bind
--debug, -d       Enable debug logging
--rate-limit, -r  Requests per minute
--help            Show help

Use It For

remote agent sidecars
local remote-agent tests
staging relay tests

The relay is not the vault. It cannot approve requests or sign transactions by itself.