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veridict

v0.1.2

Published

Know if you can trust your MCP server. Execution verification + trust judgment for AI agents.

Readme

Veridict

Know if you can trust your MCP server.

Part of the emerging Agent Trust Stack (Runtime Verification Layer).

Quickstart (30 seconds)

npm install veridict
import { withVeridict } from "veridict";               // 1. import
// ... register your tools as usual ...
withVeridict(server, { name: "my-server" });            // 2. wrap
await server.connect(transport);

Done. Every tool call is now logged. Two new tools are automatically added:

  • veridict_stats — execution statistics
  • veridict_can_i_trust — trust judgment (YES / CAUTION / NO)

What you get

can_I_trust("my-server")?

  verdict: "yes"
  confidence: 0.99
  reason: "success_rate 99.2% over 1247 executions"

Verbose mode

See executions in real-time:

withVeridict(server, { name: "my-server", verbose: true });

Output (stderr):

[veridict] monitoring "my-server"
[veridict] search_docs ok 120ms
[veridict] create_item ok 85ms
[veridict] fetch_data FAIL 3201ms — timeout
[veridict] search_docs ok 94ms

CLI

npx veridict                       # Show all tracked servers
npx veridict stats my-server       # Detailed stats
npx veridict trust my-server       # Trust judgment

Trust judgment logic

| Success Rate | Verdict | Meaning | |---|---|---| | >= 95% | yes | Trustworthy | | >= 80% | caution | Some failures detected | | < 80% | no | High failure rate | | < 10 executions | unknown | Insufficient data |

Options

withVeridict(server, {
  name: "my-server",            // Required: server identifier
  instanceId: "prod-1",         // Optional: distinguish instances
  dbPath: "./my-logs.db",       // Optional: custom DB path (default: ~/.veridict/executions.db)
  minExecutions: 20,            // Optional: min data for judgment (default: 10)
  verbose: true,                // Optional: log to stderr (default: false)
});

How it works

  1. Wraps all registered MCP tool handlers
  2. Logs every execution: input hash, output hash, success/fail, latency
  3. Stores in local SQLite (~/.veridict/executions.db)
  4. Provides trust judgment based on execution history

Future

  • Cross-agent trust verification
  • OpenTelemetry export
  • On-chain audit trails
  • Enterprise compliance reporting

Early users welcome

If you're building MCP servers or agents, I'd love your feedback. Try Veridict and tell me what breaks.

License

MIT