Runtime constitutional verification for AI answers — claim reasoning, ECS, red team, audits.
Runtime constitutional AI verification. Every claim carries a reasoning chain. Every score breaks down. Every verdict is traceable. The Glass Box Framework treats an AI answer as a structured artifact to be cross-examined, not a string to be displayed. This package is the Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that exposes the framework's verification pipeline as six tools any MCP-aware client…
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Runtime constitutional AI verification. Every claim carries a reasoning chain. Every score breaks down. Every verdict is traceable. The Glass Box Framework treats an AI answer as a structured artifact to be cross-examined, not a string to be displayed. This package is the Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that exposes the framework's verification pipeline as six tools any MCP-aware client (Claude Desktop, MCP Inspector, custom hosts) can call. This is the runtime, network-facing surface of…
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