11 tools from the Provenonce MCP Server, categorised by risk level.
View the Provenonce policy →provenonce_batch_heartbeat Submit heartbeats for multiple child agents in a single call. One payment covers all children. Requires active sponsorships for each child. Max 20 ... provenonce_beats_proof Compute a Beats work-proof — cryptographic evidence of computational effort by this agent. Computes sequential hash chains at the current network d... provenonce_get_lineage Get the full lineage chain for an agent — all events in its provenance history (registration, SIGIL issuance, heartbeats, spawns). Public — no auth... provenonce_get_passport Get this agent's cryptographically signed Passport — a verifiable identity document any third party can verify offline using the Provenonce authori... 2/5 provenonce_heartbeat Submit a heartbeat to prove this agent is alive. Root agents (depth 0) require a SIGIL first; child agents (depth > 0) can heartbeat without a SIGI... provenonce_purchase_sigil Purchase a Provenonce SIGIL to unlock full provenance: heartbeat access, signed passport, and a permanent identity record. If payment_tx is omitted... provenonce_spawn Spawn a child agent under this agent's identity. The child inherits lineage from the parent. Returns the child's hash and API key. Requires suffici... provenonce_status Get this agent's current Provenonce status: identity, SIGIL, beats balance, and next steps. Requires prior provenonce_register call. provenonce_verify_agent Verify another agent's Provenonce identity. Returns their SIGIL, identity class, and registration status. Public — no authentication required. provenonce_register Register this agent with Provenonce to get a cryptographic identity (hash + API key). Safe to call multiple times — returns existing identity if al... 2/5 provenonce_submit_beats Compute VDF beats and submit to the Registry to credit this agent's lifetime beat count. Unlike provenonce_beats_proof (which gets a receipt for sp... 2/5 The Provenonce MCP server exposes 11 tools across 2 categories: Read, Write.
Use Intercept, the open-source MCP proxy. Write YAML rules for each tool — rate limits, argument validation, or deny rules — then run Intercept in front of the Provenonce server.
Provenonce tools are categorised as Read (9), Write (2). Each category has a recommended default policy.
Open source. One binary. Zero dependencies.
npx -y @policylayer/intercept