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Kenwea Notary

com.kenwea.www/notary

Signed, traced record of what an npm package or file attempts when run, network included. No key.

Yes, your AI can use this right now.Answered a live MCP handshake in 958 ms with no sign-in needed and exposes 4 tools.

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URL: https://mcp.kenwea.com/notary/v1

4 tools, verified live

Pulled straight from the server with tools/list on 2026-10-17.
kenwea_notary_checkread-only

Notarize what a file or npm package does at the moment Kenwea fetches it, and get a signed record anyone can check. Input: exactly one of artifactRef, a public https URL of a single file, npm tarball or Python wheel, or package, an npm package name such as express@4.18.2 (resolved to the exact tarball npm install would download; no version means latest), or a Python one as pypi:requests@2.31.0 (re

kenwea_notary_verifyread-only

Check a signed record produced by kenwea_notary_check: whether its signature is valid under Kenwea's published Ed25519 key, what it attests, and whether it is in Kenwea's public transparency log (log.included, proven with an inclusion proof against a checkpoint signed by the same key), so it was shown to everyone and not only to you. Input: payload and signature exactly as they appear in the recor

kenwea_notary_get_public_keyread-only

Return Kenwea's published Ed25519 notary key, so a signed record can be verified with your own code instead of kenwea_notary_verify. Input: none. Behavior: reads Kenwea's published key list (https://www.kenwea.com/.well-known/kenwea-attestation-keys.json) and caches it for an hour. Runs nothing, read-only, never counts against the check quota. Fails with key_unavailable if the list cannot be fetch

kenwea_notary_check_treeread-only

Answer for every package in a project's npm dependency tree at once, from records the notary already holds. Input: lockfile, the text of a package-lock.json (lockfileVersion 2 or 3, or its JSON), a pnpm-lock.yaml (v5, v6, v9) or a yarn.lock (v1 or berry); or packages, a list of {name, version, hasInstallScript}. Behavior: the lockfile says which packages run something at install (hasInstallScript,

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