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@emilia-protocol/fire-drill

v0.5.2

Published

Static declaration scanner for high-risk MCP/OpenAPI actions. Detects required receipt inputs without claiming runtime verification, consumption, or EG-1 enforcement.

Readme

@emilia-protocol/fire-drill

Static receipt-declaration scanner for MCP manifests, OpenAPI documents, and tool lists.

npx @emilia-protocol/fire-drill ./mcp-manifest.json
cat openapi.json | npx @emilia-protocol/fire-drill -- --json

The scanner classifies high-risk operation names and checks whether each one structurally declares a required receipt/evidence input. Optional properties, descriptions that merely mention receipts, and arbitrary nested strings do not count.

Target: mcp   Operations: 3   Dangerous: 2   Receipt declared: 0
Static receipt declaration score: 0/100

MISSING DECLARATION: `delete_customer_data` does not declare a required
receipt input. Runtime enforcement is not assessed.

What it checks

  • Money movement
  • Data destruction, including HTTP DELETE
  • Production deployment
  • Permission and administrative changes
  • Bulk data export
  • Regulated-decision overrides

For MCP, a receipt-shaped property must appear in inputSchema.properties and also in inputSchema.required, or an explicit boolean EMILIA marker must be set. For OpenAPI, a receipt-shaped parameter must have required: true, or a required request body must require the receipt property.

Input is capped at 8 MiB, duplicate JSON member names are refused, and scans are limited to 10,000 operations.

Output semantics

  • score: static declaration coverage only.
  • static_result: complete or incomplete.
  • eg1: always not_assessed.
  • Exit 0: all detected dangerous actions declare evidence.
  • Exit 1: one or more declarations are missing.
  • Exit 2: malformed, duplicate-key, oversized, or unsupported input.

The badge renderer is deliberately amber even at 100/100. Static metadata cannot show that the handler validates trusted keys, binds every material action field, fails closed, or consumes evidence exactly once.

Runtime boundary

A complete static scan is only a review prerequisite. To establish enforcement, run the separate EG-1 runtime conformance suite against the deployed gate and exercise missing, forged, wrong-action, revoked, replayed, concurrent, and storage-unavailable evidence. This package does not issue an enforcement certification.

Apache-2.0.