@attested-intelligence/aga-mcp-server v2.0.0

MCP server implementing the Attested Governance Artifact (AGA) protocol - cryptographic compliance enforcement for autonomous AI systems.

What It Does

This server acts as a Portal (zero-trust Policy Enforcement Point) for AI agents. Every tool call is attested, measured against a sealed cryptographic reference, and logged to a tamper-evident continuity chain with signed receipts.

20 tools, 3 resources, 3 prompts, 159 tests

20 MCP Tools

#	Tool	Description
1	aga_server_info	Server identity, keys, portal state, framework alignment
2	aga_init_chain	Initialize continuity chain with genesis event
3	aga_create_artifact	Attest subject, generate sealed Policy Artifact
4	aga_measure_subject	Measure subject, compare to sealed ref, generate receipt
5	aga_verify_artifact	Verify artifact signature against issuer key
6	aga_start_monitoring	Start/restart behavioral monitoring with baseline
7	aga_get_portal_state	Current portal enforcement state and TTL
8	aga_trigger_measurement	Trigger measurement with specific type
9	aga_generate_receipt	Generate signed measurement receipt manually
10	aga_export_bundle	Package artifact + receipts + Merkle proofs
11	aga_verify_bundle	4-step offline bundle verification
12	aga_disclose_claim	Privacy-preserving disclosure with auto-substitution
13	aga_get_chain	Get chain events with optional integrity verification
14	aga_quarantine_status	Quarantine state and forensic capture status
15	aga_revoke_artifact	Mid-session artifact revocation
16	aga_set_verification_tier	Set verification tier (BRONZE/SILVER/GOLD)
17	aga_demonstrate_lifecycle	Full lifecycle: attest, measure, checkpoint, verify
18	aga_measure_behavior	Behavioral drift detection (tool patterns)
19	aga_delegate_to_subagent	Constrained sub-agent delegation (scope only diminishes)
20	aga_rotate_keys	Key rotation with chain event

3 Resources

Resource	URI	Description
Protocol Spec	aga://specification/protocol-v2	Full protocol specification with SPIFFE alignment
Sample Bundle	aga://resources/sample-bundle	Sample evidence bundle documentation
Crypto Primitives	aga://resources/crypto-primitives	Cryptographic primitives documentation

3 Prompts

Prompt	Description
nccoe-demo	4-phase NCCoE lab demo with behavioral drift
governance-report	Session governance summary report
drift-analysis	Drift event analysis and remediation

CoSAI MCP Security Threat Coverage

The AGA MCP Server addresses all 12 threat categories identified in the CoSAI MCP Security whitepaper (Coalition for Secure AI / OASIS, January 2026).

CoSAI Category	Threat Domain	AGA Governance Mechanism
T1: Improper Authentication	Identity & Access	Ed25519 artifact signatures, pinned issuer keys, TTL re-attestation, key rotation chain events
T2: Missing Access Control	Identity & Access	Portal as mandatory enforcement boundary, sealed constraints, delegation with scope diminishment
T3: Input Validation Failures	Input Handling	Runtime measurement against sealed reference, behavioral drift detection
T4: Data/Control Boundary Failures	Input Handling	Behavioral baseline (permitted tools, forbidden sequences, rate limits), phantom execution forensics
T5: Inadequate Data Protection	Data & Code	Salted commitments, privacy-preserving disclosure with substitution, inference risk prevention
T6: Missing Integrity Controls	Data & Code	Content-addressable hash binding, 10 measurement embodiments, continuous runtime verification
T7: Session/Transport Security	Network & Transport	TTL-based artifact expiration, fail-closed on expiry, mid-session revocation, Ed25519 signed receipts
T8: Network Isolation Failures	Network & Transport	Two-process architecture, agent holds no credentials, NETWORK_ISOLATE enforcement action
T9: Trust Boundary Failures	Trust & Design	Enforcement pre-committed by human authorities in sealed artifact, not delegated to LLM
T10: Resource Management	Trust & Design	Per-tool rate limits in behavioral baseline, configurable measurement cadence (10ms to 3600s)
T11: Supply Chain Failures	Operational	Content-addressable hashing at attestation, runtime hash comparison blocks modified components
T12: Insufficient Observability	Operational	Signed receipts, tamper-evident continuity chain, Merkle anchoring, offline evidence bundles

Full mapping details available via the aga://specification resource.

Quick Start

npm install && npm run build && npm test

Connect to an MCP Client

Add to your MCP client config:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "aga": { "command": "node", "args": ["/path/to/aga-mcp-server/dist/index.js"] }
  }
}

Architecture

MCP Client
    │ JSON-RPC over stdio
    ▼
src/server.ts - 20 tools + 3 resources + 3 prompts
    │
    ├── src/tools/          20 individual tool handlers
    ├── src/core/           Protocol logic (artifact, chain, portal, etc.)
    ├── src/crypto/         Ed25519 + SHA-256 + Merkle + canonical JSON
    ├── src/middleware/     Zero-trust governance PEP
    ├── src/storage/        In-memory + optional SQLite
    ├── src/resources/      Protocol docs + crypto primitives
    └── src/prompts/        Demo + report + analysis prompts

Test Coverage

Suite	Tests	What
Crypto	33	SHA-256, Ed25519, Merkle, salt, canonical, keys
Core	56	Artifact, chain, portal, governance, behavioral, delegation, privacy, revocation, fail-closed
Tools	25	All 20 tool handlers
Integration	38	Bundle tamper, lifecycle, performance, NCCoE demo, crucible compatibility
Total	159

License

MIT - Attested Intelligence Holdings LLC