TrueRandomness
Verified random integers via free MCP tools, plus Tempo-paid signed random certificates.
- 0.1.0
- Version
- remote
- Transport
- 3
- Tools
Security review
Partly reviewedReviewed 41m ago.
- tools: 3 tools scanned
- metadata: scanned
- mediumReviewRemote tools take credentials as input
Whatever an agent passes to a remote tool leaves the machine. Never send connection strings, tokens or passwords to a third-party MCP server unless it is the service those credentials belong to.
random_int
Tools (3)
random_int
Return a uniformly distributed random integer in [min, max], derived from a signature-verified drand quicknet beacon mixed with a server secret and, when a public KiwiSDR receiver delivers one, a hash of live HF atmospheric noise. The response carries the drand round, the beacon signature, a per-request nonce, a commitment hash binding them to the value, a URL where the round can be re-verified, and a `physical` block stating whether noise went in and from where. Free and rate-limited.
status
Report service and beacon health: the current drand quicknet round, which relay answered, the rate-limiter mode, and whether the last draw obtained live atmospheric noise. Free, and does not consume rate limit.
random_int_signed
Return a uniformly distributed random integer in [min, max] with the same drand quicknet provenance as random_int, plus a payment receipt. Costs $0.01 per call in stablecoin over the Machine Payments Protocol. New unpaid challenge requests are safety-limited. An unpaid call answers with a payment challenge (JSON-RPC -32042); a client that cannot pay should use random_int instead.