DoI score lookup, vouch event builder, and offline schnorr verify for AI agents.
MCP server exposing the PowForge Depth-of-Identity oracle to Claude Code, Cursor, Continue, and any other Model Context Protocol-compatible agent. Three tools, Lightning-Network paid, Schnorr-verifiable. Most agent-auth systems issue a flat JWT. PowForge issues a continuous Depth-of-Identity score (0-100, four dimensions of irreversible work: social, access, vouch, economic) and prices the L402…
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MCP server exposing the PowForge Depth-of-Identity oracle to Claude Code, Cursor, Continue, and any other Model Context Protocol-compatible agent. Three tools, Lightning-Network paid, Schnorr-verifiable. Most agent-auth systems issue a flat JWT. PowForge issues a continuous Depth-of-Identity score (0-100, four dimensions of irreversible work: social, access, vouch, economic) and prices the L402 invoice as a function of the caller's own DoI. High DoI → cheaper. Low DoI → more expensive. The…
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