Aimarket Oracle Gateway MCP Server

aimarket-oracle-gateway — MCP server

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One MCP server. Seventeen oracle families. Pay-per-call.

Transport: stdio (aimarket_oracle_gateway/stdio_server.py). Built with the official Model Context Protocol Python SDK (mcp, FastMCP). Compatible hosts: Claude Desktop, Cursor, Glama, and any MCP client that supports stdio servers.

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A passthrough MCP server — the discovery + consumption storefront for the entire oracle-as-a-service specs. One server, 35 oracle capabilities plus a free discovery tool (36 MCP tools), every result independently verifiable (signatures, VDF proofs, classical certificates, deterministic replay).

Tools (35 capabilities plus discovery)

Subscription tiers (optional Hub bundles)

High-volume tools also advertise monthly bundles in list_oracle_capabilities:

Pay-per-call remains the default; bundles are Hub-side packaging.

Configure (env)

If neither URL is set the server fails closed with a clear message.

Payment safety (spec 03): spending caps are enforced client-side and cannot be overridden by a prompt-injected agent. See docs/specs/03-mcp-payment-and-security.md.

Hub invokes include max_price_usd, bounded by the per-call limit, remaining budget, and advertised-price tolerance. A supporting Hub checks this ceiling before work or payment. The Gateway also rejects an over-limit response and preserves an explicit zero price. Direct oracle endpoints do not use the Hub's atomic ceiling contract; the client-side response checks alone cannot undo work or charges at a provider.

Run

Install the published server:

pip install aimarket-oracle-gateway==0.3.3

Set AIMARKET_HUB_URL and, for a federated result, AIMARKET_SOURCE_HUB as above, then run aimarket-oracle-gateway. For a source checkout instead:

pip install -r requirements-mcp.txt && pip install --no-deps -e .
# Set this to the exact source_hub returned by the Hub's oracle search.
export AIMARKET_SOURCE_HUB="<source_hub from the selected catalog result>"
AIMARKET_HUB_URL=https://modelmarket.dev python -m aimarket_oracle_gateway.stdio_server

Claude Desktop (mcpServers entry):

{ "mcpServers": { "aimarket-oracle-gateway": {
  "command": "python", "args": ["-m", "aimarket_oracle_gateway.stdio_server"],
  "env": {
    "AIMARKET_HUB_URL": "https://modelmarket.dev",
    "AIMARKET_SOURCE_HUB": "<source_hub from the selected catalog result>"
  } } } }

Test MCP startup locally

From this package directory, in an environment with the package's runtime and dev dependencies installed:

python -m pytest tests/test_stdio_startup.py tests/test_stdio_schema.py -q

The startup regression launches the real stdio server in a separate process, completes initialize and all tools/list pages, and checks the full catalogue, reported version and constrained schemas. It uses an isolated directory and a clean environment, with network connections and child processes denied. It does not invoke oracle tools or require API credentials. Process lifetime and cleanup are bounded.

Release 0.3.1 could exit before initialize: postponed annotations left function-local aliases such as ValuesList as strings that FastMCP could not resolve. Release 0.3.2 evaluates annotations in mcp_tool_surface.py when the nested functions are defined, preserving their types and validation constraints. Keep these registrar annotations evaluated; an import-only check does not cover the complete stdio startup lifecycle.

Release 0.3.3 adds the outbound Hub price ceiling, preserves zero-priced responses, enforces the actual per-call cap independently of quote tolerance, and accepts the federated source through AIMARKET_SOURCE_HUB. A strict ceiling can refuse a cent-rounded Hub admission quote; it never silently raises the configured budget. Direct oracle providers do not implement this Hub ceiling contract.

Publish on Glama

Listing: glama.ai/mcp/servers/alexar76/aimarket-oracle-gateway

Verifiability

• Platon — Ed25519 signature over (random_hex ‖ proof)
• Chronos — Wesolowski VDF proof, cheap verify_vdf
• LUMEN — re-derive PageRank from committed graph
• Murmuration — deterministic re-aggregation from input values
• Landauer — bit-for-bit erasure count from ops DAG + circuit_commitment
• Fermat — dual certificate T(v) checked in O(E)
• Ablation — sandpile replay, order-independent topple_total + tau
• Lattice / Turing — deterministic from (count, dim, skip) / seed
• Colony — admissible lower_bound + gap certificate
• Percola — recomputable percolation sweep + f_c
• Sortes — ECVRF 80-byte proof, verifiable offline by anyone (RFC 9381)
• Gauss — deterministic replay of GP posterior + Expected-Improvement suggestion
• Aestus — RSW time-lock puzzle re-derivable; modulus factorization burned each seal
• Betti — recomputable Vietoris-Rips persistence diagram + bottleneck distance
• Kantor — Kantorovich dual potentials checked in O(m*n) without re-solving
• Fourier — recomputable Laplacian spectrum + Fiedler value lambda-2

Tests

PYTHONPATH=. pytest tests/