Aziel Runtime
Governed MCP: agent audit, provenance, deterministic checks, and receipt-backed FragGate execution.
| Endpoint | https://aziel-runtime.vibelock.workers.dev/mcp (streamable-http) |
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| Registry version | 2.0.0-rc1 |
| Now | 36 tools · grade F (32) · pin ts_2bd0bd3201fe3ed5e816453e7cd530d9 · protocol 2025-11-25 |
| First / last listed | 2026-10-25 02:13 UTC / 2026-10-25 02:13 UTC |
| Grade over time | 2026-10-25: F (32), 36 tools |
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Tools: runtime_skill fraggate_list fraggate_describe fraggate_verify fraggate_call decisiongate_check library_lookup mesh_status mesh_enable mesh_disable mesh_join mesh_heartbeat mesh_leave mesh_nodes mesh_broadcast chainlock_append chainlock_tip chainlock_recall chainlock_verify chainlock_seal memory_observe memory_resolve memory_calibrate memory_recall memory_get Softwares runtime_bundle runtime_pull runtime_run runtime_manifest runtime_session_open runtime_session_policy runtime_session_exec runtime_session_receipt runtime_session_receipts runtime_session_close
runtime_skill | Read the agent how-to (one door — discover, route, refuse; pipeline fraggate_list → fraggate_describe → fraggate_call). This is playbook markdown, not a catalog and not a machine manifest. Use this when starting a session or choosing the door before any catalog call. Do not use it for listing hashed registry names, hub Software-tab cards, or executing an engine; use fraggate_list, Softwares, or fr params: none |
fraggate_list | List hashed FragGate names and digests after Softwares so you can discover names. Discovery first — not the Softwares catalog and not exec. Use this when Softwares already returned a slug and you need live, stub, local_only, or digest status. Do not use it for the first catalog read, inspecting one known card, or executing an op; use Softwares (GET /v1/software), fraggate_describe, or fraggate_cal params: none |
fraggate_describe | Inspect one FragGate card for the slug you picked from Softwares (live vs stub vs local_only, public ops, engine_digest). Not execute and not a digest-only proof. Use this when you already have a name or slug from Softwares, fraggate_list, or GET /v1/software. Do not use it for discovering the full registry, proving a digest, pulling a hub product card, or executing an op; use fraggate_list, fragg params: name, slug |
fraggate_verify | Confirm a name, slug, or 64-hex engine_digest against the hashed FragGate registry — a proof, not a card listing. Use this when you must prove a listed name or digest exists after fraggate_describe. Do not use it for listing the registry, describing ops, or executing; use fraggate_list, fraggate_describe, or fraggate_call instead. Not an exec path and not a describe card. Empty {} (no name, slug, params: name, slug, digest |
fraggate_call | Execute the slug you picked from Softwares through the FragGate single door (CallEnvelope → FragGate → Lamb Lens → SweepGate → Sentinel → Provenance → ChainLock-IN → DecisionGATE → AZPIPE → Internal Domain Layer → optional ASE → RoseClock → TemporalLock → ChainLock-OUT → ForgeReceipts → Return). Default exec path — not the catalog and not a raw session. Use this when Softwares already returned a s params: name, slug, op*, payload, background, job_id, request_id, attempt_n, parent_receipt_id, correlation_id, claim, confirm, dry_run |
decisiongate_check | Run the named DecisionGATE five sequential gates on a proposal (Freedom without clarity is chaos) without executing a catalog product. Also runs automatically inside fraggate_call before exec. Use this when you want a gate check without executing a catalog product verb. Do not use it for executing a product op or searching the library; use fraggate_call or library_lookup instead. Write: appends an params: statement, evidence, impact_pos, impact_neg, values, accountable, confirm, dry_run |
library_lookup | Search the Aziel Digital Library for papers and cites (aziel-corpus search, example, or skill) — cites, not beliefs and not vault stamps. Use this when you need a library paper, cite, example record, or library skill after Softwares and fraggate_call. Do not use it for running a Softwares slug, adaptive memory belief, ChainLock facts, or private-file search; use fraggate_call for a catalog slug, m params: q, op |
mesh_status | Read QNM suite rollup totals (enabled?, bearers, nodes = human mesh users + cited human uses, live_nodes = human mesh users + site_live_viewers, software_nodes = {slug}-worker roster) — not the node roster. Packet-transfer cite is QNS-CD-1.0 (photon QNS1 1.3 on local qnsd; GET /v1/qns cites only; Worker does not proxy via emit). Use this when you need public Nodes (users + uses), Live Nodes (users params: none |
mesh_enable | Declare an extra QNM suite bearer (POST /v1/mesh/enable) — additive presence, not a first-time on-switch. Use this when an operator wants to declare an additional bearer (example: suite-presence) on top of the default-on rollup. Do not use it for reading status, joining one node, turning suite-presence off, or logging into an account; use mesh_status, mesh_join, or mesh_nodes instead. Write: store params: bearer*, confirm, dry_run |
mesh_disable | Confirm that read-only QNM suite-presence stays ON (POST /v1/mesh/disable refuses MESH-DISABLE-REFUSED) — not a kill switch. Use this when a client still posts the historical disable route and needs the honest refuse. Do not use it for dropping one node or declaring an extra bearer; use mesh_leave or mesh_enable instead. Read-only refuse: suite-presence stays ON. No tethers drop. No implicit heal, params: none |
mesh_join | Register one product node into the QNM rollup (POST /v1/mesh/join) — first presence, not a TTL refresh. Use this when transmission radios are LIVE and a catalog product should appear in live/locked/isolated counts. Do not use it for refreshing an existing node, reading the roster, enabling radios, or opening an account session; use mesh_heartbeat, mesh_nodes, mesh_enable, or runtime_session_open i params: product*, node_id, label, presence, heartbeat_mode, confirm, dry_run |
mesh_heartbeat | Beat one registered node (POST /v1/mesh/heartbeat) — restores live from stale; not a first join. Use this when you already have a node_id from mesh_join and transmission radios are LIVE. Do not use it for first-time registration or dropping the node; use mesh_join or mesh_leave instead. Write: one beat on a durable session. Restores presence_class live (or locked/isolated if that was declared) fro params: node_id*, presence, heartbeat_mode, tip_hash, prev, confirm, dry_run |
mesh_leave | Drop one node from the QNM rollup (POST /v1/mesh/leave) — not a suite-wide radio off. Use this when a previously joined node should leave the counts. Do not use it for turning suite-presence off or listing nodes; use mesh_nodes or mesh_status instead. Destructive to that node's presence only. Always allowed. No implicit heal. Repeating a missing node_id is a no-op/refuse, not resurrection. node_id params: node_id*, confirm, dry_run |
mesh_nodes | List the QNM node roster (node_id + presence_class; durable rows stay, {slug}-worker keeps a 5-minute TTL) — not suite totals. Use this when you need the current node list after mesh_status. Do not use it for suite counts without the roster, or mutating presence; use mesh_status, mesh_join, or mesh_leave instead. No scores. No leaderboard. Views/MCP/downloads do not enter QNM-S. Returns node roste params: none |
mesh_broadcast | Register the SHA-256 of a local file as a hash receipt — never a publish or upload path. Use this when the operator already holds a local file and wants only its hash recorded. Do not use it for uploading bytes, publishing video, sending mail, or joining a mesh node; use local qnm-node/ anon-broadcast (local sibling, not a loopback fence of the mesh), AZMail via fraggate_call, or mesh_join instead params: sha256*, title, product, confirm, dry_run |
chainlock_append | Append one fact-bearing stamp to a local ChainLock chain (CL-WP-0.4). Grounded write — not a tip read, not AKM observe, not a LOCKSET seal. Fabric, not Softwares-tab. No Node Gate. Use this when you have a concrete fact to stamp onto a named chain. Do not use it for reading the tip, adaptive memory observation, or sealing LOCKSET; use chainlock_tip, memory_observe, or chainlock_seal instead. Write params: c, chain, subject, fact*, k, confirm, dry_run |
chainlock_tip | Read only the live tip card of one local ChainLock chain — not depth recall and not LOCKSET verify. Use this when you need the current tip of a named chain. Do not use it for depth-0–5 grounded recall, LOCKSET verify, or adaptive memory explain; use chainlock_recall, chainlock_verify, or memory_get instead. Does not invent a missing tip. An empty chain returns ok with tip=null and empty=true (not params: c, chain |
chainlock_recall | Grounded ChainLock recall at depth 0–5 (id+h+fh facts or refuse=no-stamp). Stamped vault facts — not Bayesian rank and not tip-only. Use this when you need stamped facts from the local vault, not a Bayesian ranking. Do not use it for adaptive memory ranking or reading only the live tip; use memory_recall or chainlock_tip instead. Depth above 5 is clipped to 5. refuse=no-stamp when empty — do not i params: depth, q, c, chain |
chainlock_verify | Confirm fail-closed integrity of ChainLock chains and LOCKSET (LS-WP-0.1): broken prev, tip drift, missing GodLock cite. Integrity check — not a new seal. Use this when you must prove local chain integrity before trusting a recall. Do not use it for appending a stamp or sealing a new lockset; use chainlock_append or chainlock_seal instead. Cites godlock.uk; does not write the public ledger. Fail-c params: c, chain, require_seal |
chainlock_seal | Write a new local LOCKSET over live chain tips (members {c,id,h,fh} + TemporalLock + GodLock cite, LS-WP-0.1). Not a raw-session close and not verify-only. Use this when the operator wants a new local lockset over current tips. Do not use it for verify-only, appending one fact, writing godlock.uk, or sealing a raw runtime session; use chainlock_verify, chainlock_append, or runtime_session_close in params: ts, confirm, dry_run |
memory_observe | Append the first memory_observation to the ChainLock learn chain (AKM-TRIAD-1.0). New fact in — not an outcome resolve and not a grounded ChainLock append. Posterior ≠ truth. Use this when you have a new fact to observe before resolve/calibrate. Do not use it for grounded ChainLock append without AKM, resolving an outcome, or ranked recall; use chainlock_append, memory_resolve, or memory_recall in params: subject, fact*, memory_id, use_case, confirm, dry_run |
memory_resolve | Append a memory_resolution outcome on an already-observed memory (AKM-TRIAD-1.0). UNKNOWN is distinct from MISS. Does not rewrite history. Use this when an observed memory_id or subject now has an outcome. Do not use it for first observation, calibration, or reading history; use memory_observe, memory_calibrate, or memory_get instead. Write: additive resolution stamp. Missing memory_id/subject ref params: subject, fact, memory_id, use_case, outcome, outcome_label, confirm, dry_run |
memory_calibrate | Calibrate one memory with the deterministic 3-of-4 triad plus Bayesian posterior (AKM-TRIAD-1.0). Writes a LEARN stamp — not a ranked search and not an explain view. Use this when an observed memory should receive a posterior after evidence, not a ranked search. Do not use it for observing a new fact, resolving an outcome, or explaining a stored node; use memory_observe, memory_resolve, or memory_ params: subject, fact, memory_id, use_case, confirm, dry_run |
memory_recall | Ranked adaptive recall after ChainLock verify (AKM-TRIAD-1.0). Belief list — not raw grounded stamps, not a public corpus cite, not one-id explain. Use this when you want a ranked belief list after verify, not raw grounded stamps. Do not use it for grounded ChainLock recall, library search, or explaining one memory_id; use chainlock_recall, library_lookup, or memory_get instead. Does not authorize params: q, use_case, depth, limit |
memory_get | Read one memory's stored explanation (node, history, or calibration: posterior, triad legs, effective N, Brier) — not a ranked list. Use this when you have a memory_id (or id) and need the stored explanation. Do not use it for ranked adaptive recall or appending an observation; use memory_recall or memory_observe instead. Missing both memory_id and id, or an unknown id, refuses AKM-NOT-FOUND — do params: memory_id, id, view |
Softwares | Read the Softwares catalog and pick a slug (first call). Not the hashed live/stub registry. Use this when an agent starts, or a hub refreshes the Software tab, and a slug is needed before fraggate_call. Do not use it for executing that slug, hashed live/stub discovery, or library papers; use fraggate_call after the slug is picked, fraggate_list for hashes, or library_lookup for papers instead. Emp params: none |
runtime_bundle | Read a compact bootstrap of every product skill URL and invoke prefix — not Software-tab cards and not the hashed registry. Use this when a client needs skill URLs in one shot. Do not use it for Software-tab refresh, hashed registry discovery, or exec; use Softwares, fraggate_list, or fraggate_call instead. Prefer GET /v1/software for hub Software tabs. This helper is URL bootstrap only. Returns c params: none |
runtime_pull | Open one hub product card by slug (name, version, skill, download, ops) — not FragGate live/stub status. Use this when you already have a slug from GET /v1/software or fraggate_list and need the card, not exec. Do not use it for inspecting FragGate live/stub status or executing an op; use fraggate_describe or fraggate_call instead. Not exec — then use fraggate_call. Unknown slug throws unknown pro params: slug*, product |
runtime_run | [advanced/internal] Advanced exec façade: admit a slug+op (still DecisionGATE-admitted) and run it through a raw session. Not the default door. Use this when you were explicitly asked for the raw runtime_run path. Do not use it for the default agent exec path or an already-open session you were asked to exec on; use fraggate_call (default) or runtime_session_exec (existing session_id) instead. Sid params: slug*, op*, payload, session_id, confirm, dry_run |
runtime_manifest | [advanced/internal] Read the machine runtime manifest JSON (version, role, door=fraggate, engine slugs, registry_digest) — not the human how-to. Use this when a client needs the machine manifest rather than the human skill. Do not use it for the default agent how-to or hashed registry discovery; use runtime_skill or fraggate_list instead. Not the default agent path. Does not list hub cards or exec params: none |
runtime_session_open | [advanced/internal] Open a raw session object (session.id). First step of open → policy → exec → receipt(s) → close. Not the default exec path. Use this when you were explicitly asked for raw session plumbing. Do not use it for the default agent exec path or attaching policy to an existing id; use fraggate_call (default) or runtime_session_policy (existing session_id) instead. Write: creates a ses params: id, source, confirm, dry_run |
runtime_session_policy | [advanced/internal] Attach allow rules on an already-open raw session (allow_slugs / allow_ops). Policy overlay — not open and not exec. Identity remains Aziel Eliab. Use this when an already-open session needs tighter allow_slugs / allow_ops before exec. Do not use it for executing an op or opening a session; use runtime_session_exec or runtime_session_open (prefer fraggate_call, which applies de params: session_id*, id, allow_slugs, allow_ops, max_payload_bytes, kv_increment, confirm, dry_run |
runtime_session_exec | [advanced/internal] Raw session exec on an already-open session_id (FragGate-admitted). Not fraggate_call and not runtime_run auto-open. Use this when you already have a session_id and were asked for raw session exec. Do not use it for the default agent exec path or opening a session; use fraggate_call or runtime_session_open instead. Side effects are operation-dependent (read, write, or refuse). params: session_id*, id, slug*, product, op*, payload, request_id, attempt_n, parent_receipt_id, correlation_id, outcome, confirm, dry_run |
runtime_session_receipt | [advanced/internal] Read the last receipt only for a raw session — not the full chain. Use this when the user asked for the latest receipt on an open or sealed session. Do not use it for the full receipt chain or product output the user did not ask to audit; use runtime_session_receipts (full chain) or the product display from fraggate_call instead. Does not mutate the session. Unknown id returns params: session_id*, id |
runtime_session_receipts | [advanced/internal] Read the full receipt chain for a raw session — not the last receipt only. Use this when the user asked for the whole receipt chain. Do not use it for only the last receipt or ordinary product output; use runtime_session_receipt or the product display from fraggate_call instead. Does not mutate the session. Unknown id returns session_not_found. List is the stored chain (cap 64) params: session_id*, id |
runtime_session_close | [advanced/internal] Seal a raw session so further exec or policy on that session_id is rejected. End of the raw lifecycle — not a LOCKSET seal and not a FragGate call. Use this when the user asked to close the session. Do not use it for ordinary completion, writing a ChainLock LOCKSET, or default product work; use leaving the session to TTL expire (6h), chainlock_seal for a lockset, or fraggate_ca params: session_id*, id, confirm, dry_run |
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