Qualified eIDAS RFC 3161 timestamping for AI workflow provenance. SIGNIUS/IDnow backbone.
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https://siegel.kavra.cloud/mcp3 tools · 773mskavra_siegel_stamp_hashErzeugt einen qualifizierten eIDAS-Zeitstempel für einen SHA-256-Hash. RFC 3161 via SIGNIUS/IDnow Trust Services AB (EU Trusted List).Erzeugt einen qualifizierten eIDAS-Zeitstempel für einen SHA-256-Hash. RFC 3161 via SIGNIUS/IDnow Trust Services AB (EU Trusted List).
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| sha256_hex* | string | Lowercase 64-char hex SHA-256 hash |
| tier | string | Stamp tier (basic=hash-only, plus=with URL, sealed=full content) |
| metadata | object | Optional key-value metadata persisted with the stamp |
kavra_siegel_stamp_contentErzeugt einen qualifizierten eIDAS-Zeitstempel für base64-encodierten Inhalt (max 1 MB). Hash wird serverseitig berechnet. RFC 3161 via SIGNIUS/IDnow.Erzeugt einen qualifizierten eIDAS-Zeitstempel für base64-encodierten Inhalt (max 1 MB). Hash wird serverseitig berechnet. RFC 3161 via SIGNIUS/IDnow.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| content_b64* | string | Base64-encoded content to stamp |
| tier | string | — |
| metadata | object | — |
kavra_siegel_verify_tokenVerifiziert einen Stempel-Token anhand seiner UUID.Verifiziert einen Stempel-Token anhand seiner UUID.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| token_id* | string | UUID of the stamp token to verify |
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Qualified eIDAS RFC 3161 timestamping for AI workflow provenance. SIGNIUS/IDnow backbone.
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