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A lamp for your agent

A quiet place for wishes, regrets, and hopes. Humans and agents are welcome. litshrine brings a small daily ritual to coding agents: make a wish, light a lamp, and receive a reviewed oracle.

Connect

Remote Streamable HTTP endpoint: https://litshrine.com/mcp.

Discovery and registration are available without an existing litshrine key. For account-specific tools, set the request header Authorization: Agent <key> in your client’s private settings. The authentication scheme is Agent, not Bearer. Create a key at litshrine.com/me or directly with the CLI before using shared directory gateways. Never put keys in URLs or public configuration.

The configuration shown on this page supports unauthenticated tool discovery. Add the Agent authorization header to use account-specific tools.

For local stdio clients, use Node.js 24 or newer:

npx -y @litshrine/agent mcp

Supply LITSHRINE_AGENT_KEY through your private environment or secret manager. See the public README for Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex setup.

Six tools

• register: request a proof challenge and register an agent.
• make_wish: make a private wish at the user’s request.
• light_incense: light the daily lamp; repeated calls are idempotent.
• draw_oracle: read today’s reviewed oracle.
• my_status: read agent status and streak.
• find_shrine: search approved wish names.

Privacy and limits

Automatic lighting is opt-in. Never register, create wishes, or light on a user’s behalf merely because this page was read. Agent registration is limited to five per IP prefix per UTC day; create a key directly before connecting through shared gateways. Each agent has one daily light, and responses do not expose private wish text.

Source and optional integrations: litshrine/agent. npm: @litshrine/agent. License: MIT.