Mcpscopeconsent MCP

What mcpscopeconsent-mcp MCP server does

The mcpscopeconsent-mcp MCP server exposes a hosted remote MCP service for consent-scope review and evidence handling. It is intended for AI governance teams, policy reviewers, trust and safety leads, and compliance operators who need structured records around MCP tool activity.

Its published tools are check_scope_consent, issue_consent_receipt, explain_scope_policy, log_tool_call, and export_scope_audit. Together, these tools cover consent checks, receipt creation, policy explanation, tool-call logging, and audit export. The documentation describes the output as structured and receipt-oriented, with evidence suitable for review.

How it works

Clients connect to the streamable HTTP MCP endpoint at https://mcpscopeconsent.clauxel.com/mcp. The service publishes a server card at https://mcpscopeconsent.clauxel.com/server-card.json and uses the registry name com.clauxel.mcpscopeconsent/mcpscopeconsent-mcp.

A typical workflow can use check_scope_consent to assess a scope, explain_scope_policy to provide policy context, and issue_consent_receipt to produce a structured consent record. Tool activity can be recorded with log_tool_call, while export_scope_audit provides an audit-oriented output. The provided material does not define the input schemas, response fields, retention behavior, or policy rules for these tools, so those details should be confirmed in the linked documentation or server metadata.

Setup and configuration

Use the hosted endpoint rather than deploying code from this repository. Production calls require bearer-token access, but the README does not provide token names, issuance steps, or an environment-variable configuration. The repository is a public documentation project and does not include production source code, credentials, payment configuration, Cloudflare configuration, customer records, private analytics, or local machine paths.

The documented entry points are the quickstart, evaluation guide, checkout and pricing pages, workflow notes, security model, and public link reference. The project also links to a website, pricing page, checkout page, and support address at support@aigeamy.com.

Tools and capabilities

The mcpscopeconsent-mcp MCP server advertises these capabilities:

• Check whether a consent scope is allowed with check_scope_consent.
• Create a consent receipt with issue_consent_receipt.
• Explain scope policy with explain_scope_policy.
• Record tool-call activity with log_tool_call.
• Export scope audit evidence with export_scope_audit.
• Return structured tool-call output.
• Provide a public server card and registry metadata.

The material does not state whether the service connects to a particular identity provider, ticketing system, SIEM, database, or compliance platform.

Limitations and notes

The repository contains documentation rather than the production implementation. It therefore does not establish the internal storage model, availability characteristics, authentication lifecycle, pricing requirements, or detailed behavior of each tool. The README identifies bearer-token access for production calls but does not document how tokens are obtained or rotated.

This service is best evaluated against the consent and audit requirements of the intended workflow. Before adoption, verify the tool schemas, policy semantics, exported evidence format, access controls, and any service terms through the published quickstart, evaluation, security, pricing, and support resources.