Orivael

MCP tools

25 signed tools, native to Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, or any JSON-RPC stdio client. Every result carries an hmac_signature you can re-verify client-side.

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Free · 5

axiom_guard_check

Constitutional boundary check on any input.

Use it whenScreen a prompt before it reaches the model.

Free Signed example →
axiom_lint

Lint an .axiom spec for authorship issues.

Use it whenCatch a broken policy spec before you deploy it.

Free Signed example →
axiom_trace

Full 3-phase reasoning trace with a monotonicity gate.

Use it whenSee why a borderline prompt almost blocked.

Free Signed example →
axiom_qrf

N-branch constitutional probability forecast.

Use it whenForecast how a risky input resolves across parallel branches.

Free Signed example →
axiom_status

Stack status: version, tests, patents, training corpus.

Use it whenConfirm what is actually live before you file a bug.

Free Signed example →

Indie · 5

axiom_validate

ORVL-001 language validator, strict and lenient modes.

Use it whenValidate a spec in CI without running the whole stack.

Indie Signed example →
axiom_memory

ORVL-015 local-first recall over signed memory.

Use it whenRecall prior context without standing up a vector database.

Indie Signed example →
axiom_axm

ORVL-023 AXM container runtime: verify and hydrate.

Use it whenLoad a signed model or skill container and prove it is untampered.

Indie Signed example →
axiom_ledger

Append-only signed audit log.

Use it whenPull the tamper-evident trail for a run an auditor asked about.

Indie Signed example →
axiom_workspace

Assemble an adaptive workspace from a goal.

Use it whenStand up a scoped set of skills and budget from a plain-English goal.

Indie Signed example →

Team · 7

axiom_intent_gate_check

ORVL-016 intent classifier with signed verdicts.

Use it whenGet a six-class intent verdict with a manifest you can re-verify.

Team Signed example →
axiom_cmaa_route

ORVL-017 multi-agent orchestrator: route one task.

Use it whenSend one task to the right bonded agent instead of a fixed chain.

Team Signed example →
axiom_cmaa_fleet

ORVL-017 fleet view: every bonded agent and its health.

Use it whenSee which agents are up, bonded, and within budget at a glance.

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axiom_mkb

ORVL-004 Modular Constitutional Knowledge Blocks.

Use it whenAssemble domain knowledge as signed blocks instead of a prompt dump.

Team Signed example →
axiom_research

9-agent constitutional research pipeline.

Use it whenRun a research pass with signed provenance on every claim.

Team Signed example →
axiom_office

Bonded worker + manager micro-agent fleet with corruption sandboxing.

Use it whenRun a small agent team where a compromised worker cannot poison the rest.

Team Signed example →
axiom_reasoning_lod

Layer-1 execution router: plan once at the frontier, run each step at the cheapest tier that can prove its answer.

Use it whenCut frontier spend on a multi-step job without giving up a verified result.

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Enterprise · 3

axiom_shield

ORVL-013 ransomware-defence OS shield.

Use it whenDrive the OS shield during a ransomware tabletop drill.

Enterprise Signed example →
axiom_cas

ORVL-008 Constitutional Adversarial Sandbox.

Use it whenRed-team a policy before an attacker does.

Enterprise Signed example →
axiom_immune

ORVL-012 immune-system blue-team antibodies.

Use it whenDeploy a defence against a known attack family across the fleet.

Enterprise Signed example →

OS Console · 5

axiom_cpi

ORVL-022 constitutional physical-intelligence agent.

Use it whenGate what a physical agent is allowed to do before it moves.

OS Console Signed example →
axiom_phone_gate

ORVL-019 sovereign-phone coprocessor gates.

Use it whenEnforce on-device gates on a sovereign phone.

OS Console Signed example →
axiom_fusion

ORVL-025 EventToken multimodal fusion.

Use it whenFuse audio, video and text events into one signed stream.

OS Console Signed example →
axiom_crl

ORVL-011 constitutional reward function.

Use it whenScore an outcome against the constitution instead of a hand-written reward.

OS Console Signed example →
axiom_stop

Named-owner stop gate and kill switch for irreversible actions.

Use it whenHard-stop an irreversible action, with a named human who can lift it.

OS Console Signed example →

Wire it in

One block in your client's MCP config. The same key you use for the REST API.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "orivael": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@orivael/axiom-mcp"],
      "env": { "AXIOM_KEY": "axfw_your_key_here" }
    }
  }
}

Tiers are the subscription ladder — each unlocks its own tools plus every tier below it. OS Console is a separate product. Gating is dormant during the beta.