An MCP server that provides tools to author OSCAL security compliance documentation
MCP server to easily use compliance-trestle (OSCAL tool) from Claude, Roo, or any MCP-compliant client. mcp-name: io.github.oscal-compass/compliance-trestle-mcp This project can be used in the following two ways: Usage from Coding Agent (Roo Code): Use Trestle-MCP from Roo Code via MCP. Usage from CLI (MCP Client): Invoke Trestle-MCP directly using an MCP CLI client. Choose the option that best…
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MCP server to easily use compliance-trestle (OSCAL tool) from Claude, Roo, or any MCP-compliant client. mcp-name: io.github.oscal-compass/compliance-trestle-mcp This project can be used in the following two ways: Usage from Coding Agent (Roo Code): Use Trestle-MCP from Roo Code via MCP. Usage from CLI (MCP Client): Invoke Trestle-MCP directly using an MCP CLI client. Choose the option that best fits your workflow. 1. Add the following JSON to (Roo workspace): 2. Open Roo, confirm tools are…
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