248 packages matching “cites”
mcpready
v0.1.1 · 1 month ago
A spec-grounded readiness scorecard for MCP servers. Every finding cites the exact MCP spec clause it checks.
No known vulnerabilities
clud-bug
v0.6.34 · 2 months ago
Skill-driven Claude PR review. Ship a brand-voice skill, get brand reviews. Each finding cites the skill that motivated it. CLI installs the workflow + a baseline kit; add more from skills.sh.
No known vulnerabilities
driftcite
v0.2.0 · 10 days ago
Find the API calls in your code that already stopped working. Every fact cites the provider who published it.
No known vulnerabilities
@servanda/adapters
v0.5.2-pre · 1 day ago
Servanda verification adapters: read-only, offline observers that produce the §4.4 evidence bundle whose hash an owner cites when closing an edge
No known vulnerabilities
mnemosure
v0.3.1 · 3 days ago
Source-grounded memory layer for AI agents (cites sources, says 'I don't know', corrects superseded facts). Python package — install via pip; the npm entry only reserves the name and points to it.
No known vulnerabilities
legalcite-mcp
v0.1.0 · 1 month ago
MCP server that verifies legal case citations against real court records (CourtListener) and flags hallucinated/fake or misattributed cites — so AI agents stop citing cases that don't exist.
No known vulnerabilities
sovereign-ai-act-mcp
v1.3.0 · 1 month ago
MCP server exposing Leo — the deterministic EU AI Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689) classifier — as tools for AI agents. Every answer cites the law verbatim.
No known vulnerabilities
gitbook-plugin-fix-plugins-call
v0.0.4 · 9 years ago
Fix cites plugin for GitBook
No known vulnerabilities
webstore-lint
v1.0.27 · 5 days ago
Check an unpacked Chrome extension against the Chrome Web Store program policies before you submit it. Every finding cites Google's own notification ID and verbatim policy text. Covers the 1 August 2026 policy updates.
No known vulnerabilities
@yodolabs/caveat-mcp
v0.1.2 · 1 month ago
A physical-world context layer for agents that cites its sources and admits what it doesn't know. covered=false => value=null.
No known vulnerabilities
keryx-mcp
v0.1.1 · 1 month ago
Add Keryx to any MCP agent — ask a research question, pay the x402 toll from your own Arc wallet, and Keryx answers with citations and pays every creator it cites in USDC on Arc.
No known vulnerabilities
cuporacle-mcp
v1.0.0 · 20 days ago
World Cup MCP server: fixtures, live scores, odds, and an agent that pays x402 itself for a vetted edge on Injective — then cites the receipt.
No known vulnerabilities
@muthuishere/citenexus
v0.9.0 · 26 days ago
CiteNexus TypeScript port — SPEC-PORTS-v1 conformance. Evidence-first RAG: answers only from retrieved evidence, cites verbatim, abstains otherwise.
No known vulnerabilities
@legalaispace/openlaw-mcp
v0.1.0 · 2 months ago
Free MCP server for UK and EU open law — fetches and cites caselaw, statutes, ICO, HMRC, EUR-Lex and ECHR judgments, with link-only FCA references.
No known vulnerabilities
@katipally/webplus
v0.1.0 · 1 month ago
web+ — make any AI agent fetch the latest, official, verified info from the web instead of answering from memory. One Agent Skill (SKILL.md), installed into every tool's skills directory via npx. Spends searches smartly, cites sources with dates.
No known vulnerabilities
@onsager/docs-drift-check
v0.1.0 · 1 month ago
Zero-dependency docs drift guard: assert every repo-relative link/path a Markdown doc cites still resolves. The 'floor' rung of the docs-drift-guard methodology.
No known vulnerabilities
@cites/react-hooks
v0.2.0 · 2 months ago
React hooks
No known vulnerabilities
@gamepark/cites-royales
v1.1.1 · 1 month ago
The rules of Cités Royales adapted for Game Park
No known vulnerabilities
@antora/lunr-extension
v1.0.0-alpha.13 · 6 months ago
An Antora extension that adds offline, full-text search powered by Lunr to your Antora documentation site.
No known vulnerabilities
@booyaka/mcp-vet
v0.10.3 · 5 days ago
Scan MCP server source code for patterns that break under the final 2026-07-28 Model Context Protocol specification.
No known vulnerabilities