sakshi-mcp 0.2.0

Sakshi governance as an MCP server: witness, enforce, and check regulatory readiness from any MCP-capable agent — no SDK integration required.

sakshi-mcp

Sakshi governance as an MCP server. Any MCP-capable agent or host — Claude Desktop, Cursor, an agent framework — gains three governance tools without integrating the SDK:

Tool	When the agent calls it
enforce_action	Before a consequential action (move money, change records, contact a customer): returns auto / async_review / sync_review / block. A kill switch or safe-mode outranks the envelope.
witness_decision	After executing a consequential tool: records it on the tamper-evident chain and returns the sequence number + record hash (the receipt).
check_readiness	Any time: the live regulator-readiness score per instrument (RBI MRM / DPDP / SEBI / IRDAI).

This is the MCP analogue of the Sakshi SDK: opt-in, so it is evidence + advisory enforcement — the agent chooses to consult it. Hard enforcement in the tool path (an intercepting proxy) is the heavier sibling and shares this server's plumbing.

Sakshi never sees raw identifiers here: the server is a client of the Sakshi API, so every call rides the same tokenization and hash-chain path as any other ingest.

Configure it in an MCP host

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "sakshi-governance": {
      "command": "sakshi-mcp",
      "env": {
        "SAKSHI_API_URL": "https://sakshi.your-bank.internal",
        "SAKSHI_MCP_API_KEY": "sks_..."
      }
    }
  }
}

SAKSHI_API_URL defaults to http://localhost:8000; SAKSHI_MCP_API_KEY is a Sakshi ingest key (falls back to SAKSHI_API_KEY).

Run it directly

pip install sakshi-mcp
SAKSHI_API_URL=... SAKSHI_MCP_API_KEY=sks_... sakshi-mcp        # stdio (default)
SAKSHI_MCP_TRANSPORT=streamable-http sakshi-mcp                 # serve over HTTP

Apache-2.0.