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Estigia

Guardrails for AI coding agents: verified claims, reviews bound to exact commits, gated merges.

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npm + cargo
Terminal
$claude mcp add estigia \  -- npx -y @asanabrial/[email protected]

Environment variables

Nothing to configure — it works as is.

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This server runs on your machine, so its tool list is not fetched before install — the README below describes what it offers.

@asanabrial/estigia

The npm route to Estigia, workflow authority for AI coding agents.

npx -y @asanabrial/estigia setup --all

This package is an installer, not a copy of the program. On first run, and whenever the installed version differs from this package's (or from ESTIGIA_VERSION), it does what the release installers do: it downloads the release archive for your platform, verifies it against the .sha256 published beside it, records the candidate with estigia __record-install, and places the binary in ~/.local/bin (on Windows %LOCALAPPDATA%\estigia\bin; ESTIGIA_INSTALL_DIR moves it). Then it runs that binary with the arguments it was given.

The binary lives at that stable path rather than in npm's cache because estigia setup writes its own path into every agent's hooks; a path that moves with each version would leave the hooks pointing at nothing after an upgrade.

ESTIGIA_VERSION takes a tag other than this package's, and ESTIGIA_BASE_URL a mirror serving the same layout. Everything this script prints goes to stderr, so npx -y @asanabrial/estigia mcp is a clean MCP server on stdout.

From the server's repository — third-party content, read it before running anything it suggests.

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