aurora-agent-mcp

Launcher for the AURORA Agent (bioprism) MCP server — a Rust, local-only Model Context Protocol server built around the FIBER decision-context compiler. Every compile returns a Context Certificate: a receipt stating exactly what was omitted from the context and whether the omission could have changed the decision. 259 evidence-bearing tools: compile / refine / explain / verify, equal-engineering baseline comparison, world validation and indexing, mission DAGs with least-authority policies, and capability/operations evidence.

• Source: https://github.com/AURORA-NEURO/aurora-agent (Apache-2.0)
• MCP registry name: io.github.MurariAmbati/aurora-agent
• Privacy: fully local, no network access, no data collection — PRIVACY.md

Quick start

Claude Code:

claude mcp add aurora-agent -- npx -y aurora-agent-mcp

Any MCP client (.mcp.json / mcpServers style):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "aurora-agent": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "aurora-agent-mcp"]
    }
  }
}

On first run the launcher downloads the signed release bundle (~15 MB) from GitHub Releases, verifies it against a SHA-256 pinned inside this package, caches it under %LOCALAPPDATA%\aurora-agent-mcp, and starts the server confined to the bundled reference fixtures. It refuses to run anything that fails the hash check.

Configuration

| Environment variable | Effect | |---|---| | AURORA_AGENT_ROOT | Data root the server is confined to (worlds, queries, schemas). Point it at a full aurora-agent checkout for the complete tool surface. If the checkout contains target/release/bioprism-mcp(.exe), that binary is used and nothing is downloaded. | | AURORA_AGENT_MCP_EXE | Explicit path to a bioprism-mcp binary; skips all resolution and downloading. |

The prebuilt bundle is Windows-only today. On other platforms, build from source (cargo build --release) and set AURORA_AGENT_ROOT — the launcher tells you exactly this if it cannot find a binary.

Boundary

Research and developer infrastructure. It does not diagnose an individual, recommend treatment, triage care, enroll participants, or claim medical-device functionality.