VERAX body: an MCP server that decides, records and proves what an agent did.
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memory.getReads one memory item this tenant stored earlier with memory.put, by its id.Reads one memory item this tenant stored earlier with memory.put, by its id.
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memory.putWrites one memory item for this tenant, or replaces the item with the same id, in the body's state directory on this machine.Writes one memory item for this tenant, or replaces the item with the same id, in the body's state directory on this machine.
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audit.explainReads one decision back from the signed ledger by its ref and explains it.Reads one decision back from the signed ledger by its ref and explains it.
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message.readReads this tenant's inbox, the messages placed for it in the body's state directory on this machine, and returns them as a JSON array in arrival order, oldest first.Reads this tenant's inbox, the messages placed for it in the body's state directory on this machine, and returns them as a JSON array in arrival order, oldest first.
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message.sendQueues one message in this tenant's outbox on this machine for the delivery step the operator runs; this call opens no network connection and nothing leaves the body from it.Queues one message in this tenant's outbox on this machine for the delivery step the operator runs; this call opens no network connection and nothing leaves the body from it.
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spendAsks the body to authorize a payment and records the decision; the body never moves money, so authorized: true is a signed permission for a later payment step, not a transfer.Asks the body to authorize a payment and records the decision; the body never moves money, so authorized: true is a signed permission for a later payment step, not a transfer.
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VERAX body: an MCP server that decides, records and proves what an agent did.
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