Stamp, upgrade, and verify Bitcoin timestamps via AI agents. No API keys required.
OpenTimestamps MCP server - stamp, upgrade, and verify Bitcoin timestamps via AI agents. Exposes a set of tools to any MCP-compatible agent so it can timestamp documents, monitor confirmation status, and verify proofs against the Bitcoin blockchain - all from a conversation. Note on confirmation times: After stamping, a proof is until Bitcoin confirms it. Confirmations typically arrive within ~60…
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OpenTimestamps MCP server - stamp, upgrade, and verify Bitcoin timestamps via AI agents. Exposes a set of tools to any MCP-compatible agent so it can timestamp documents, monitor confirmation status, and verify proofs against the Bitcoin blockchain - all from a conversation. Note on confirmation times: After stamping, a proof is until Bitcoin confirms it. Confirmations typically arrive within ~60 minutes, but can take several hours during network congestion. Use or to monitor. A pending proof…
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