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Stillos Notary Mcp

io.github.stillmarcus24/stillos-notary-mcp

Ed25519-signed verdicts resolved against real ground truth. Free claim/verify; paid bonded dispute.

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1903ms

connect latency

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schema fingerprint

Tools (5)

claim_verdict

Submits a claim and returns a signed verdict: settled against real external ground truth (GitHub PR, on-chain tx, HTTP status, JSON field, Kalshi market, or multi-exchange price consensus), Ed25519-signed, hash-chained. Free tier -- no account, no card. Returns CONFIRMED, REFUTED, or ERROR -- never

verify_receipt

Independently verifies any StillOS notary receipt by its hash: confirms the hash chain is intact and the Ed25519 signature is valid. Read-only, free, no auth.

file_dispute

Files a bonded dispute against a verdict receipt: the disputed verdict is re-resolved immediately against the identical resolver specification that produced it -- independent re-run, not a re-vote. An upheld dispute overturns the verdict and queues a slashable payout against the notary's on-chain co

screen_entity

OFAC SDN sanctions name screen: matches a legal name against the OFAC Specially Designated Nationals list, with a source_as_of freshness timestamp, Ed25519-signed. Paid: $0.001 USDC (Base) via x402 -- no free tier. A call without an attached x402 payment returns the payment requirement, not a verdic

distress_score

Validated corporate distress-foresight score for a single equity ticker: Altman Z-score computed from live SEC XBRL filings, backtested 71% sensitivity / 100% specificity with a ~109-day median lead time, Ed25519-signed. Paid: $0.15 USDC (Base) via x402 -- no free tier. A call without an attached x4

Endpoint

https://stillos-notary-mcp-edge.stillos.workers.dev/mcp
Category: Files & Storage · Last checked: 2026-08-15T10:13:27Z

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