Use case
Give your AI agent a verification tool
The problem
Agents read documents and act on them — summarize this report, process this invoice, evaluate this application. Without a verification primitive, they trust whatever they’re handed.
Asking an agent to “check if this is real” without a tool produces confident guessing — the exact failure verification exists to prevent.
How Stipple helps
Stipple ships three hosted MCP servers (fact-check, AI-text detection, document forensics) listed in the official MCP registry. Any MCP-capable client connects with one config line; every tool accepts a public URL, so the cheapest call is one short string.
Agents that prefer plain HTTP can read agents.md / llms.txt and call the REST API directly. Fact-check results return shareable permalinks the agent can hand to its user.
The call
claude mcp add --transport http openwarrant-verify https://www.stipple.sh/mcp-verify
# then, in conversation:
# "Fact-check this report: https://example.com/report.pdf"Verification becomes a reflex: before your agent summarizes, cites, or pays against a document, it checks it.