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raven-verify-mcp

v0.1.2

Published

Local developer-preview MCP tool (raven_verify_token): run Raven's deterministic Solana token-launch verifier on your machine — authorities, Token-2022, metadata, optional Raydium CPMM liquidity check. Results are replayable but UNSIGNED locally; official

Readme

raven-verify-mcp — local developer preview

Run Raven's deterministic Solana token-launch verifier locally as an MCP tool, raven_verify_token. It reads a token's on-chain launch state and returns an evidence-backed, replayable verdict, with an honest unknowable instead of a guess when the evidence isn't there.

⚠️ Local results are NOT official Raven-signed attestations

This package runs Raven's engine on your machine. It does not hold Raven's private signing key (it never should), so:

  • Local mode = deterministic + self-verifiable for replay, but UNSIGNED by Raven. signature / attestationPublicKey are null. You can re-run and reproduce the result, but it is your run of Raven's code — not a Raven-issued attestation.
  • Official Raven attestation = hosted only. A signature that proves "Raven asserted this" is produced solely by the hosted Raven service, which holds the key and publishes the public key. A signature only counts as official if it verifies against Raven's published public key.

Use this package to test Raven, build against it, and integrate the tool. For a result an agent can trust as Raven's word, call the hosted Raven verifier (MCP/API) — see "Official mode" below.

Use it (no clone, no build)

Add to your MCP client. Claude Desktop (Settings → Developer → Edit Config), or the same block in Cursor's .cursor/mcp.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "raven-verify": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "raven-verify-mcp"],
      "env": { "RAVEN_SOLANA_RPC_URL": "https://your-solana-rpc-endpoint" }
    }
  }
}

Restart the client; raven_verify_token appears as a callable tool. You supply the Solana RPC endpoint (any mainnet RPC); the server never takes it from a caller. Without it, every call returns unknowable rather than failing.

The tool

Input

| field | required | notes | |---|---|---| | mintAddress | yes | base58 | | tokenProgramAddress | yes | base58 (SPL Token or Token-2022) | | metadataAddress | no | base58 | | poolAddress | no | base58 Raydium CPMM pool — adds an LP-lock (liquidity) check | | commitment | no | finalized (default) | confirmed | processed |

Output (local mode)verdict (pass | pass_with_info_finding | warning | risk | unknowable), reason, findingCodes[], coverageGaps[], attestationHash, replayable, engineVersion. The signature / attestationPublicKey fields are null in local mode.

{
  "verdict": "pass_with_info_finding",
  "reason": "mutable_but_known_infrastructure_dependency",
  "findingCodes": ["venue.infrastructure_tier_mutable_but_known"],
  "coverageGaps": ["liquidity", "top_holders", "deployer_outcomes"],
  "attestationHash": "sha256:...",
  "signature": null,
  "attestationPublicKey": null,
  "replayable": true
}

isError is set only for malformed input — an unknowable verdict is a valid, honest result.

Official mode (hosted Raven) — signed, trustable by agents

The hosted Raven verifier is live (invite-only alpha). It runs the same engine, holds the signing key — which the local package above structurally cannot — and returns a signed, replayable attestation over HTTPS:

  • POST https://raven-hosted-verifier.onrender.com/verifyx-api-key gated. Body: { "mintAddress", "tokenProgramAddress", optional "poolAddress" }. Returns the verdict plus officialAttestationHash, signature (ed25519), keyId, issuedAt, and attestationPublicKey.
  • GET https://raven-hosted-verifier.onrender.com/pubkey — the published key registry.
  • GET https://raven-hosted-verifier.onrender.com/healthz — liveness.

The agent hands Raven no keys and no funds, and may not supply an RPC — it submits a mint + token program and receives a result it can verify against Raven's published key.

Official signing key

Verify any official signature against this key (live source of truth: /pubkey):

| field | value | | --- | --- | | keyId | rvk_c2997e90215279c2 | | publicKey (SPKI DER, base64) | MCowBQYDK2VwAyEASGJt4Ilx2Z6g0BVC1VQIfaUcV0nr8WB1J45/8vfje6w= | | alg | ed25519 | | domain / version | raven-official-attestation / v2 |

To verify: reconstruct the canonical-JSON envelope {domain, version, officialAttestationHash, keyId, issuedAt} and check the ed25519 signature against the public key above. A matching signature proves the verdict was issued by Raven's hosted verifier and not altered.

Why the engine result is trustworthy regardless

  • Deterministic + replayable from on-chain evidence — no model, no scoring.
  • Honest — absence of evidence is never reported as safety (unknowable, explicit coverageGaps).

Security posture

Frozen input schema, no mutable server state, no caller-supplied RPC. The only network call is the documented Solana RPC. This package contains no signing key and cannot mint a Raven signature.


ISC. Source: https://github.com/billybotticelli4u-collab/-launchguard