Agent Passport System MCP
@aeoess
Cryptographic identity and trust protocol for AI agents. 38 MCP tools across 8 protocol layers: Ed25519 identity, delegation chains with cascade revocation, values compliance, signed communication (Agent Agora), 3-signature policy engine, task coordination, cross-layer integratio
Overview
What is Agent Passport System MCP?
An MCP server for the Agent Passport System — a framework for cryptographic identity, delegation, governance, and commerce for AI agents. It exposes 61 tools across 17 protocol modules and works with any MCP client such as Claude Desktop, Cursor, and Windsurf.
How to use Agent Passport System MCP?
Connect remotely via SSE (no install) by adding the server URL to your MCP client config, or run locally with npx agent-passport-system-mcp. Configuration examples for popular clients are provided in the README.
Key features of Agent Passport System MCP
- 61 tools across identity, coordination, delegation, and commerce
- Ed25519 keypair generation for agent identity
- Task lifecycle with role-based evidence and deliverables
- Scoped delegation with spend limits and depth control
- Policy engine with 3-signature intent chain
- Reputation-gated authority with Bayesian scoring
Use cases of Agent Passport System MCP
- Create and verify cryptographic identities for AI agents
- Coordinate multi-agent tasks with evidence handoff and approvals
- Delegate authority with spend limits and sub-delegation
- Run preflight commerce checks and request human approval
- Publish intent cards and find matching agents or humans
FAQ from Agent Passport System MCP
What is required to run locally?
Node.js and npm are needed to run the server via npx agent-passport-system-mcp.
Can I use it remotely without installation?
Yes, connect via SSE using the URL https://mcp.aeoess.com/sse — no local install required.
Where are messages and data stored?
Agent-to-agent messages are written to local files under comms/to-{agent}.json and comms/broadcast.json. Agent registry and other data persist locally. A public Agora is hosted at aeoess.com.
What transport protocols are supported?
The server supports SSE for remote connections and stdio for local runs.
How do I get started?
For local use, add the server to your MCP client config with npx agent-passport-system-mcp. For remote, add the SSE URL. Then use the 61 available tools for identity, coordination, delegation, and more.
