MCP Kinetic Gain
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Unified MCP server for all 11 Kinetic Gain Protocol Suite specs + DefenseTech module (8 tools) — 71 callable tools (47 spec + 16 implementation + 8 DefenseTech). One Claude Desktop config entry. Stdio, no API key, no build step.
Overview
What is MCP Kinetic Gain?
MCP Kinetic Gain is a single MCP server that exposes 75 tools covering all twelve specs of the Kinetic Gain Protocol Suite plus DefenseTech implementation tooling. Designed for agents in MCP-compatible clients (Claude Desktop, Cursor, etc.), it enables validation, inspection, and cross-spec workflows for governance and compliance documents.
How to use MCP Kinetic Gain?
Install globally via npm install -g mcp-kinetic-gain or run without installing via npx mcp-kinetic-gain. Add a single entry to your client’s MCP server config (e.g., claude_desktop_config.json) with command npx -y mcp-kinetic-gain. The server also doubles as a CLI validator for Suite files using npx mcp-kinetic-gain validate <path>.
Key features of MCP Kinetic Gain
- 75 tools across 12 Kinetic Gain Suite specs
- Hash attestation (ed25519) and audit-stream chain verification
- Cross-spec drift detection between document versions
- DefenseTech vault resolver and invariant checkers
- AI Claims Decision Card (InsurTech) support
- CLI mode for CI/pre-commit validation
Use cases of MCP Kinetic Gain
- Validate an AEO declaration and inspect entity claims
- Check a Student AI Disclosure against its classroom AI AUP for compliance
- Verify an AI Evidence hash against a candidate text
- Fetch and inspect an Agent Card or Tool Card via its well-known URL
- Audit an incident chain by walking events and verifying signatures
FAQ from MCP Kinetic Gain
Why one server instead of five separate ones?
A single config entry avoids managing multiple servers, enables atomic cross-spec workflows, shares schemas, and provides a deprecation path for predecessor servers.
How do I install the server?
Install globally via npm install -g mcp-kinetic-gain or run ephemerally with npx mcp-kinetic-gain. The README also shows a Claude Desktop config using npx -y.
Which specs are supported?
All twelve: AEO Protocol, Prompt Provenance, Agent Cards, AI Evidence Format, MCP Tool Cards, AI Tutor Cards, Student AI Disclosure, Classroom AI AUP, Clinical AI Disclosure, AI Incident Card, AI Procurement Decision Card, and AI Claims Decision Card.
Can I use the tools outside an MCP client?
Yes. The same binary offers a CLI mode: npx mcp-kinetic-gain validate <file> auto-detects the spec and validates against the zod schemas. It also supports globs and GitHub Actions annotations.
What is the license?
The server code is AGPL-3.0 (reference implementation; commercial SaaS hosts must share modifications). The specs themselves are MIT.
