eclipse-gig-core

mcp-name: io.github.CYAN-ECLIPSE-TECHNOLOGIES-LLC/gig-core

What this is: the MCP server for Eclipse Gig Core — the shared core of Cyan Eclipse Technologies' Eclipse gig adapter family. One canonical, owner-approved Task Brief becomes a native request, offer round, booking, or prep pack on each task marketplace, according to what that platform actually sanctions.

What this is not: phase G0 is fixtures and evaluation only. No live platform call exists in this code, no hire is executed, no review is submitted, and no payment moves. Hiring happens only inside an Eclipse Procure / Agent Wallet mandate, evaluated — never executed — by this core.

Run it

$ pip install eclipse-gig-core
$ eclipse-gig-core           # MCP over stdio, Python stdlib only

MCP client config:

{ "mcpServers": { "eclipse-gig-core": { "command": "uvx", "args": ["eclipse-gig-core"] } } }

Tools (10)

brief_create · brief_update · brief_approve · brief_read · quote_normalize · quote_read · hire_check · completion_verify · review_draft · receipt_list

Honest scope

• The Task Brief is versioned and SHA-256 hash-bound; any post-approval edit invalidates the approval. Quotes normalize every platform model (lead, stated-budget, fixed-price, hourly) to face price and itemized fees — forever separate — plus one all-in total; a quote whose fees are unexposed cannot be hireable under a ceiling.
• The hire gate returns ALLOW / DENY with named reasons, receipted either way; in v1, selecting a person requires an owner-confirm token even when a mandate allows the money.
• State persists in data/state.json beside the server (override with ECLIPSE_GIG_CORE_STATE).
• Certified (local) by the Eclipse Test Bench at v0.1.0; the listing status in the Eclipse Bazaar catalog is in-development.

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