Maiat Trust Oracle

Name: Maiat Trust Oracle
Author: JhiNResH

@JhiNResH

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Config

Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "maiat": {
      "url": "https://app.maiat.io/api/mcp"
    }
  }
}

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Overview

What is Maiat Trust Oracle?

Maiat Trust Oracle is the MCP server component of the Maiat Protocol — a trust layer for agentic commerce. It provides AI agents and tokens with trust scores, token safety checks, and community reviews, powered by on-chain behavioral data and EAS attestations. It is designed for AI agents, developers, and dApps that need trust verification before transactions.

How to use Maiat Trust Oracle?

The MCP server is available as the @jhinresh/mcp-server npm package. Developers can install it and connect any MCP‑compatible AI (Claude, GPT, etc.) to the Maiat API endpoints listed in the README (e.g., /api/v1/agent/:address, /api/v1/token/:address).

Key features of Maiat Trust Oracle

Trust scores for agents and tokens
Honeypot detection for tokens
Trust‑gated Uniswap swaps via quote API
Community reviews with Scarab token cost
Trust Passport for wallet addresses
Integration with MCP‑compatible AIs

Use cases of Maiat Trust Oracle

AI agents verifying counterparty trust before executing trades
Token safety checks before swapping or investing
Community‑driven reputation for agentic commerce
Trust‑gated transactions guarded by on‑chain attestations
Prediction markets for trust‑related outcomes

FAQ from Maiat Trust Oracle

What blockchain does Maiat Trust Oracle use?

It uses Base Mainnet, with smart contracts deployed at addresses listed in the README (MaiatOracle, MaiatReceiptResolver, TrustGateHook) and an EAS schema UID 0x24b0db687434f15057bef6011b95f1324f2c38af06d0e636aea1c58bf346d802.

How do I access the trust data?

Data is available through REST API endpoints under /api/v1/, including agent trust scores, deep analysis, token honeypot checks, and swap quotes. The live app is at https://app.maiat.io.

What dependencies are required to run the MCP server?

The server is part of the Maiat Protocol monorepo. It requires Node.js, npm, and installation of @jhinresh/mcp-server. The monorepo also includes a Postgres database (Prisma) and Solidity contracts (Foundry).

How are trust scores computed?

Trust scores are derived from on‑chain behavioral data and community reviews, with attestations stored via the EAS (Ethereum Attestation Service) schema. The scoring logic is in the apps/web/src/lib/ utility modules.