MCP tools

The platform serves its contracts as MCP tools at https://git.myr.technology/mcp over streamable HTTP, signed in with its own OAuth; myr mcp serves the same tools over stdio. A refusal comes back as the tool's error, its _tag intact. Install has each client's setup.

Tool	What it does	Only reads
listProjects	List every project on the platform, with its posture and how many asks it has open.	yes
recentLandings	List the latest landings across every project, and the answers the gate refused, the latest first: when, the project, the ask and its want, and each refusal's tag and area.	yes
frontPage	List the open asks across every project, each saying whether the caller may take it; optionally of one kind, or held for newcomers or people.	yes
listAsks	List a project's open asks.	yes
showAsk	Show one ask in full, with its brief in Markdown for an answerer to read first.	yes
status	Show who the caller is, and their claims and answers, in one project or in every one.	yes
verdict	Show the verdict on an answer to an ask, for its latest head or the one named; held-back checks show one bit per area.	yes
landing	Show one landing on a project's main: the ask it answered, the people it credits and its verdict.	yes
credits	Count a person's credits by project, area and role; never a score.	yes
today	Show the caller's Today: the decisions to take, held to their budget, each with its evidence and a safe default.	yes
ledger	Show a project's ledger: its layers, counts, commitments, releases and posture changes.	yes
envShape	Show a project's env shape: the public schema of its environment variables, and who set each write-only value; never a value.	yes
listRefs	List a project's refs: main's landed commit, its tags peeled to their commits, and its forks.	yes
readTree	List one folder of a project at a revision, folders first, with its README when it has one.	yes
readFile	Read one file of a project at a revision: its text, or that it is binary or too large to show.	yes
log	List a project's commits along first parents from a revision, newest first, each landing with its ask, people and verdict.	yes
why	Say why each line of a file is there: the commit that brought it, and the landing, ask and people behind that commit.	yes
projectPolicy	Show a project's evaluated config folder at its landed commit: who decides which paths, its vouches, caps, budget and claim timing; for an import, its source.	yes
showProposal	Show one proposal, its draft's state and the ask files it holds.	yes
initProject	Make a project, empty or imported from a public git repo, with the caller as its maintainer.	no
openAsk	Open an ask by landing its file, once its check fails on main by an assertion, twice in the same way.	no
proposeAsk	Propose an ask, optionally with a sealed answer; the proposal expires unless a maintainer accepts it.	no
draftAsk	Have the platform's agent draft, or draft again, an open proposal's ask and its failing check; the proposer or a maintainer may ask.	no
flagAsk	Flag an open ask to its maintainers with a reason, as a proposal that expires unless a maintainer accepts it.	no
decide	Take one decision from Today: accept, decline, adopt or revert.	no
claim	Claim an ask: an exclusive, expiring right to answer it, with a fork to push to; claiming it again returns the same claim.	no
release	Release the caller's claim on an ask, so anyone may claim it again.	no
submitAnswer	Offer the commit head, built on base, as an answer to a claimed ask; the receipt says it is being checked, and it lands if it passes.	no
finish	Finish a passing answer with a maintainer's own commits on top; they are checked again, and credited with Finished-by when it lands.	no
land	Land a maintainer's own change from their working fork, after the same checks an answer passes.	no
fork	Make the caller's working fork of a project, or return it if it exists.	no
vouch	Vouch for a person, or denounce them, by landing a line in the project's vouch file.	no