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How to connect

Add it to any MCP client that supports remote servers.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "nomos": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://www.nomosprotocol.com/api/mcp"
    }
  }
}

6 tools

• verify_decision

  Check whether an AI decision is allowed, denied, or needs escalation according to a sealed NOMOS governance artifact. Always returns `allowed` (boolean) — that field is safe to read regardless of which artifact type answered. The rest of the shape genuinely differs by artifact…

• generate_governance

  Convert one or more policy documents into a sealed NOMOS governance artifact (.nomos). Extracts executable rules using Claude, detects contradictions between rules, computes an Autonomy Readiness Index (ARI) score (0–1), and cryptographically seals the result. Returns an…

• detect_contradictions

  Analyze policy documents (and optional behavioral decision logs) to detect contradictions, hidden rules, and gaps between declared policy and observed behavior. Stateless — no artifact is created and nothing is persisted. Returns contradiction types: threshold_conflicts (numeric…

• ask_authority

  Query a published authority on the NOMOS Exchange marketplace — a different system from verify_decision's own sealed policies. Every public authority (e.g. eu-ai-act.nomos) is queryable with no key. Returns the authority's own verdict (AUTHORIZED/DENIED/ESCALATED), the exact…

• find_authority

  Find which published authorities on the NOMOS Exchange govern something you are about to do, from a plain description (e.g. "deploy a recruitment model in the EU"). No name needed. Returns the matching authorities ranked, and for each the facts it reads that match your…

• request_authority

  Ask for an authority (a law, regulation, standard or policy) to be added to the NOMOS Exchange when find_authority finds nothing. Requests are public and ranked by how many asked; they decide what is compiled next. Repeated requests from one caller count once. This never creates…

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