C2padisclosure MCP

What c2padisclosure-mcp MCP server does

The c2padisclosure-mcp MCP server provides a remote MCP interface for C2PA disclosure policy workflows. It is aimed at AI governance teams, policy reviewers, trust and safety leads, and compliance operators who need structured results related to disclosure decisions and evidence.

The service is hosted at https://c2padisclosure.clauxel.com/mcp, so the repository does not provide a local implementation to run. Its public documentation also links to a server card and registry metadata under the registry name com.clauxel.c2padisclosure/c2padisclosure-mcp.

The repository is documentation-only. It does not include production source code, credentials, payment settings, Cloudflare configuration, customer records, private analytics, or local machine paths.

How it works

Clients connect to the hosted streamable HTTP MCP endpoint and invoke the server's declared tools. Production access uses bearer-token authentication. Tool calls produce structured output, which supports workflows that need machine-readable results rather than informal text alone.

The service is designed around disclosure review and evidence handling. Depending on the workflow, a client can inspect a disclosure policy, check C2PA status, create an AI media receipt, request an explanation of a regional rule, or export a disclosure log. The supplied material does not define the input schemas, output fields, token format, retention behavior, or policy rules behind those operations.

Setup and configuration

Use an MCP client that supports a remote streamable HTTP server and configure it with the endpoint URL:

https://c2padisclosure.clauxel.com/mcp

Production calls require a bearer token, but the documentation excerpt does not specify how tokens are issued, where they are configured, or which environment variable name to use. The project provides a public server card at https://c2padisclosure.clauxel.com/server-card.json and identifies itself in the MCP registry as com.clauxel.c2padisclosure/c2padisclosure-mcp.

The public documentation points to separate quickstart, evaluation, pricing, workflow, security, and link-reference materials. Consult those resources for details not included in the repository overview.

Tools and capabilities

The c2padisclosure-mcp MCP server lists five tools:

• check_disclosure_policy for disclosure policy checks.
• validate_c2pa_status for C2PA status validation.
• issue_ai_media_receipt for issuing an AI media receipt.
• explain_region_rule for explaining a regional rule.
• export_disclosure_log for exporting a disclosure log.

Its documented capabilities also include structured tool-call output, receipt-oriented evidence export, a streamable HTTP MCP endpoint, bearer-token access for production calls, and public server metadata.

Limitations and notes

The c2padisclosure-mcp MCP server is remote rather than a package described for local deployment. The available material does not document offline operation, local source code, individual tool schemas, supported C2PA formats, regional coverage, token provisioning, pricing terms, or data-retention policies. It also does not name specific MCP clients.

The repository should therefore be treated as a public documentation and connection reference. Confirm authentication, tool parameters, response structures, and service availability through the linked quickstart, security model, or support channel before building an automated compliance workflow.