Fermah MCP
Fermah MCP · v1.0

Documentation

A public, read-only Streamable HTTP MCP server that helps AI clients research Fermah and outline possible integrations.

MCP https://fermah.gogettest.online/mcp
Transport Streamable HTTP Authentication None Access Public / read-only
Community project. This server is not an official Fermah product and does not submit proofs, move assets, or execute Kernel workflows.
01

Quickstart

Select your client. Cursor and Visual Studio Code support direct installation links; other clients receive the shortest supported setup path.

Client Auto-selecting when detectable

Browser user agents normally do not reveal which desktop app opened a link. Detection therefore uses an explicit ?client= parameter, referrer when available, recognizable embedded-browser user agents, and your last selection.

02

Tools

Every tool is read-only and returns either official source URLs or an explicit community-content label.

search_fermah_docs

Search the curated index by product, architecture concept, proof system, or integration topic.

query · limit
read_fermah_page

Fetch current text from one allowlisted official Fermah page. Falls back to a labeled cached summary if the page is unavailable.

page_id
list_fermah_products

Map Kernel, Froben, Flashcast Social, and Marina with purpose, maturity caveats, and official links.

no arguments
list_supported_proof_systems

Return supported and planned proof systems recorded in the official Froben documentation.

no arguments
design_fermah_project

Create a non-binding Kernel/Froben architecture outline and a list of access assumptions to verify.

use_case · priority
get_fermah_mcp_info

Describe this server, its endpoint, transport, safety model, and supported MCP capabilities.

no arguments
03

Resources & prompts

Resource fermah://overview

Product map and allowlisted official documentation index.

Resource fermah://proof-systems

Supported and planned proof systems with a source link.

Prompt evaluate-fermah-fit

A structured research workflow that compares Kernel and Froben for a proposed project.

04

Example requests

Research

“Use Fermah MCP to explain the difference between Kernel and Froben. Cite the official pages.”

Architecture

“Evaluate whether a parametric insurance product fits Fermah. Separate confirmed capabilities from assumptions.”

Proof systems

“List the proof systems in the current Fermah documentation and open the official source before answering.”

05

Safety & limitations

Read-only by design

The server has no wallet, transaction, file-system, proof-submission, or account-management tools. It does not request API keys from users.

Official sources are allowlisted

read_fermah_page accepts page IDs rather than arbitrary URLs. This prevents the tool from becoming a general-purpose fetch proxy or SSRF surface.

Community summaries are labeled

Search results and architecture suggestions are maintained by this project. Live page reads include the final official URL and retrieval time.

No access guarantees

Fermah product access, APIs, pricing, supported networks, and production SLAs may require direct confirmation with Fermah. The project-planning tool calls these assumptions out explicitly.

06

HTTP endpoints

POST /mcpInitialize sessions and call MCP methods
GET /mcpSession event stream when supported by the client
DELETE /mcpTerminate an MCP session
GET /healthPublic service health and transport metadata
GET /install.jsonMachine-readable connection manifest

Connect your client

No account, key, or local process required.

Open quickstart