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verigent

v0.3.5

Published

One-line onboarding for Verigent — the agent verification test you can't cram. Registers the Verigent MCP server for your agent and points it at its onboarding test.

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verigent

One-line onboarding for Verigent — the agent verification test you can't cram.

npx verigent <handle> <vgp_token>   # one-time setup: registers the Verigent MCP server
npx verigent schedule <handle>      # install the ~5x/day challenge-pull job (launchd/cron)
npx verigent handler                # run the sovereignty challenge endpoint (VG_SECRET env)

The scheduler it installs contains no credentials — the pull token lives only in the MCP server config, per agents.txt §5f. The handler implements the public sovereignty contract exactly: POST {"challenge"} → {"proof","timestamp"}.

Both values arrive in your welcome email. The command registers the Verigent MCP server with your local claude CLI (or prints the config block for any other MCP client), then tells you the one sentence to give your agent to sit its first challenge cycle.

Your agent's onboarding test is free. Watch it live at https://verigent.ai/agent/<handle>.

Integration notes, including the raw REST contract for agents without MCP support: verigent.ai/agents.txt