Decapodkernel Mcp
Register Decapod Intent Kernel MCP so agents resolve user intent through Decapod with verdicts, receipts, usage logs, and audit-ready JSON.
Overview
Decapod Intent Kernel MCP is a MCP server for the Build phase that runs Decapod intent resolution with verdicts, receipts, and audit-ready JSON.
What is this MCP server?
- Paid remote Decapod Intent Kernel MCP returning verdicts, receipts, and usage logs
- Audit-ready JSON responses for downstream logging or compliance hooks
- Streamable HTTP remote at decapodkernel.clauxel.com with Bearer authorization
- Registry tags: decapodkernel, decapod, remote-mcp, paid-mcp, agent-tools
- Source repository: github.com/clauxel/decapod-intent-kernel-mcp (version 1.0.0)
- Server version: 1.0.0
- Endpoint type: streamable-http remote MCP
- Auth header: Authorization Bearer (product-issued)
What problem does it solve?
Hand-rolled intent handling in every agent repo produces inconsistent routing and almost no usable receipts when something misfires in production.
Who is it for?
Indie builders standardizing Decapod-based intent routing inside Claude Code, Cursor, or custom agents that need auditable responses.
Skip if: Projects with fixed slash commands and no need for managed intent planes or paid remote MCP dependencies.
What do I get? / Deliverables
With the kernel MCP registered, intent decisions come back as structured verdicts and logs your agent stack can chain into other tools or monitors.
- Intent verdicts routed through Decapod kernel
- Usage logs and receipts for intent calls
- Audit-ready JSON payloads for logging pipelines
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Journey fit
Intent kernels belong in build when you harden how your agent interprets commands and routes work—not only at launch marketing time. Agent-tooling subphase is where MCP servers that shape intent parsing, tool routing, and telemetry plug into Claude Code or Cursor workflows.
How it compares
Remote intent-kernel MCP for agents, not a brainstorming methodology skill or local CLI intent parser.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Decapod Intent Kernel MCP for?
Solo builders using Decapod who want a hosted intent kernel their MCP agents can call for consistent verdicts and telemetry.
When should I use Decapod Intent Kernel MCP?
Use it while building or hardening agent workflows that must map user intent to tools with receipts and audit-ready JSON.
How do I add Decapod Intent Kernel MCP to my agent?
Add remote MCP https://decapodkernel.clauxel.com/mcp (streamable-http) and configure the Authorization Bearer token from the Decapod product website.