HREVN trust layer for baseline diagnostics and verifiable workflow integrity for AI agents.
Minimal stdio MCP server for HREVN, backed by the live managed runtime at This repo exposes HREVN as real MCP tools instead of ad hoc helper scripts. It stays intentionally thin: canonical semantics remain in the HREVN managed runtime the MCP layer only exposes stable tool contracts consequential results come back as structured output, including Optional environment variables: The console entry…
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Minimal stdio MCP server for HREVN, backed by the live managed runtime at This repo exposes HREVN as real MCP tools instead of ad hoc helper scripts. It stays intentionally thin: canonical semantics remain in the HREVN managed runtime the MCP layer only exposes stable tool contracts consequential results come back as structured output, including Optional environment variables: The console entry point is: The server uses MCP transport. If you are running directly from source without an installed…
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