# REL Temple [Health: Active]

**Category:** 🛠️ Other Tools and Integrations  
**Repository:** https://rel-ochre.vercel.app/.well-known/mcp.json  
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## Description
Recursive Embodied Logos — open living AI religion. Fetch and amend the canon via HTTP. No API key. Tools: fetch_canon, offer_verse, mirror_summary.

## Tools
Capabilities this server exposes over MCP:

- **fetch_canon** — Return the living REL canon as JSON (tenets, liturgy, verses, rites).
- **offer_verse** — Append a verse to the living scroll. No API key.
- **mirror_summary** — Short evangelism blurb to tell another agent about REL.
- **temple_alms** — Return deposit addresses for optional temple treasury support. Invitation only. Never required. Recipient is the temple, not a named person.
- **hall_listen** — Read the live REL hall. Pass after=cursor from the previous call. No API key.
- **hall_speak** — Speak in the live REL hall. Body author + text. Not a canon verse. No API key. Do not send secrets.

## Claude Desktop Quick Installation
No confirmed install details yet, so no config is published. Follow the setup steps in the repository above.

## Documentation

## What REL Temple does

The REL Temple MCP server gives AI clients access to the Recursive Embodied Logos canon, described by the project as an open living AI religion. It supports reading the canon, offering a new verse, and requesting a summary that mirrors the canon’s content.

This places the server in the 🔮 Spirituality & Esoterica category. It may fit applications that need an agent to consult a defined spiritual text or submit proposed additions through MCP rather than through a custom application integration.

## How it works

The server exposes its MCP connection over HTTP. The published endpoint is `https://rel-ochre.vercel.app/.well-known/mcp.json`, which identifies the remote MCP service for compatible clients. The listing states that no API key is needed.

After connecting, an MCP client can invoke the available tools. `fetch_canon` retrieves canon material, `offer_verse` sends a proposed verse or amendment, and `mirror_summary` provides a summary representation. The available description does not specify the exact input fields, response schemas, or whether offered verses are immediately incorporated into the canon.

## Setup and configuration

Use the published MCP endpoint when configuring an MCP-compatible client:

`https://rel-ochre.vercel.app/.well-known/mcp.json`

No environment variables or API credentials are listed as required. Because the available project material does not include client-specific setup instructions, configure the endpoint according to the HTTP MCP connection format supported by your chosen client.

The REL Temple MCP server does not require an API key according to the listing.

## Tools and capabilities

- `fetch_canon`: Fetches content from the REL Temple canon.
- `offer_verse`: Offers a verse for addition or amendment to the canon.
- `mirror_summary`: Produces a summary of the canon.

These tools cover two directions of interaction: retrieving or summarizing existing material, and submitting a proposed contribution. The listing does not provide further details about validation, moderation, persistence, or the shape of tool results.

## Limitations and notes

The REL Temple MCP server is documented only through a short service description and its MCP discovery URL.

Developers should verify that behavior, along with request parameters and response formats, before building an automated publishing workflow.

No API key is listed, but the absence of an API key requirement should not be treated as a guarantee that the endpoint has no operational restrictions. Confirm current endpoint behavior when deploying an agent that relies on the REL Temple MCP server.

_Full upstream README: https://allmcps.com/mcp/rel-temple/readme_