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ProofTrail MCP Skill

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Teach an agent to install ProofTrail's governed stdio MCP server, use the safest read and proof tools first, and keep future package or listing claims honest.

Install

openclaw skills install prooftrail-mcp

ProofTrail MCP Skill

Teach the agent how to install, connect, and use ProofTrail's governed MCP surface as a browser-evidence and recovery layer.

Use this skill when

  • the host can attach a local stdio MCP server from a repo checkout
  • the user needs governed browser-evidence reads before broad automation
  • the operator wants a truthful packet that separates current repo-native MCP from future package or Docker publication

What this package teaches

  • how to launch ProofTrail's current repo-native MCP server
  • how to choose the safest ProofTrail tool families first
  • how to move from catalog and read tools into governed run or proof tools
  • how to talk about future npm, Docker, or registry surfaces without overclaiming publication

What ProofTrail is

ProofTrail is an evidence-first browser automation and recovery layer.

It helps AI agents and human operators:

  • run browser workflows through a governed path
  • inspect retained evidence after each run
  • recover from failures without pretending the browser layer is a generic bot

Start here

  1. Read references/INSTALL.md
  2. Load the right host config from:
  3. Skim the tool surface in references/CAPABILITIES.md
  4. Run the first-success path in references/DEMO.md

Safe-first workflow

  1. uiq_catalog
  2. uiq_read
  3. uiq_quality_read
  4. uiq_proof
  5. only then widen into:
    • uiq_run
    • uiq_run_and_report
    • uiq_api_workflow
    • uiq_api_automation

Suggested first prompt

Use ProofTrail as a governed browser-evidence layer. Start with uiq_catalog to confirm the MCP surface is attached. Then use uiq_read or uiq_quality_read to inspect one existing run or failure surface. If a real run is already present, follow with uiq_proof or uiq_run_and_report to show the retained evidence and summarize the most important next action.

Current / usable today

Current install path:

  1. clone the ProofTrail repo
  2. run pnpm install
  3. point your MCP client at the repo-local stdio command
  4. start the MCP bridge with pnpm mcp:start

Protocol and auth truth:

  • auth = local-with-optional-backend-token

Publish-ready but not yet published

The following install surfaces are planned and not yet published:

  • npm package: @prooftrail/mcp-server
  • Docker image: ghcr.io/xiaojiou176-open/prooftrail-mcp-server:0.1.1

Do not describe either surface as live until the package or image is actually published.

Success checks

  • the host attaches the repo-native MCP server successfully
  • the agent cites a real run, artifact, or proof bundle instead of describing a generic browser story
  • the answer stays grounded in evidence instead of free-writing from memory

Boundaries

  • this packet is not an official plugin
  • ProofTrail is not a hosted service
  • ProofTrail is not a hosted SaaS service
  • ProofTrail is not a hosted MCP endpoint
  • this packet does not claim a live OpenHands or ClawHub listing
  • future npm or Docker shapes are publish-ready but not yet published

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