Open a session
Start with Open Session and carry the returned session ID through every stateful MCP method.
Premium MCP mode
Local MCP for agent workflows while the app is active.
Veridicus Scan includes a premium, local, foreground, session-based MCP surface. Use it when an agent should Scan Text, Scan URL, fetch reports, apply selective disclosure, or gate risky plans and actions without depending on an always-on remote service.
Core flow
The MCP path is explicit and session-based.
The bridge does not hide state. Open a session, run the local tools you need, then close the session. That keeps the automation surface close to the app’s trust model instead of turning it into an unbounded background service.
Run scans or guardrail methods
Use Scan Text, Scan URL, Get Report, Export Report, or the runtime-defense methods needed for the current agent task.
Close the session cleanly
Call Close Session when the workflow finishes. The current local policy allows one active session at a time.
Method families
The MCP feature goes beyond scan-and-return.
The bridge supports three real method families: core scan and report methods, memory and disclosure controls, and plan or action guardrails for agent-runtime use.
Scan and report
- Open Session and Close Session
- Scan Text and Scan URL
- Get Report and Export Report
Memory and disclosure
- Ingest Memory and Retrieve Memory
- Selective Disclosure
- Evaluate Selective Disclosure
Runtime guardrails
- Scope Tools
- Guard Plan
- Gate Action
What it is and is not
MCP adds automation without turning the app into a hosted gateway.
MCP lets Veridicus Scan participate in agent execution and memory flows while keeping the same local runtime boundary: foreground, session-based, and designed to stay inside the app instead of becoming an always-on remote service.
Runs inside the local foreground model
The bridge is designed for on-device use while the app or local runtime is active, not as a permanent hosted gateway.
One active session keeps state explicit
A second Open Session call returns a limit error until the current session is closed, which prevents silent session sprawl.
MCP is treated as a premium capability
The core MCP methods are premium-protected because they turn the app into an active agent-runtime component, not just a manual scanner.
Next step
Bring MCP into agent workflows, trust decisions, and exported reports.
Move from the automation surface into use cases, trust boundaries, exported evidence, or OpenClaw intake safety.