Openttt Pot
Give your coding agent Proof-of-Time tools to verify transaction ordering in agent-driven ledger or automation pipelines.
Overview
openttt-pot is an MCP server for the Ship phase that exposes 5 Proof-of-Time tools so AI agents can verify transaction ordering over stdio.
What is this MCP server?
- npm package openttt v0.2.7 with stdio MCP transport.
- Registry advertises 5 MCP tools focused on Proof-of-Time transaction ordering verification for AI agents.
- GitHub source: Helm-Protocol/openttt-mcp.
- Targets builders combining agents with sequenced or time-ordered transaction systems.
- stdio local server—configure in Claude Code or Cursor like other npm MCP servers.
- 5 MCP tools per registry description
- Package version 0.2.7
- Transport: stdio via npm identifier openttt
What problem does it solve?
Agent-driven transaction pipelines are hard to regression-test for subtle ordering bugs without dedicated verification tools in the agent loop.
Who is it for?
Indie builders shipping agent + ledger or sequenced-transaction prototypes who need MCP-accessible ordering verification.
Skip if: Simple CRUD apps with no ordering or consensus requirements, or teams that want a hosted managed audit service only.
What do I get? / Deliverables
Your agent can call Proof-of-Time verification tools locally so ordering assumptions are checked during build and ship workflows.
- Agent-callable Proof-of-Time ordering verification across 5 MCP tools
- Repeatable ordering checks embedded in dev and pre-ship test sessions
- Faster feedback when transaction sequence assumptions break
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Journey fit
Ordering verification is a release-quality concern—you adopt it when validating correctness before and after shipping agent-mediated transactions. Proof-of-Time checks fit the testing subphase because they assert protocol-level order invariants on flows you are about to ship or regress.
How it compares
Specialized ordering-verification MCP, not a general test runner or blockchain wallet integration.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is openttt-pot for?
Developers and agent builders working on Proof-of-Time or sequenced transaction systems who want verification inside Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex.
When should I use openttt-pot?
Use it while integrating and testing transaction pipelines—especially before release and after changes that could affect event order.
How do I add openttt-pot to my agent?
Add an MCP server entry that runs the npm package openttt (v0.2.7) with stdio transport, following your client’s config format for npx or a local install.