Config is the same across clients — only the file and path differ.
{
"mcpServers": {
"colber": {
"args": [
"-y",
"@colber/mcp"
],
"command": "npx"
}
}
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Trust, coordination & continuity — for the agent economy. Five integrated services AI agents need to operate at scale: Reputation · Memory · Observability · Negotiation · Insurance — exposed via SDKs (TypeScript, Python) and the Model Context Protocol.
🌐 https://colber.dev · 📦 npm @colber/* · 🐍 PyPI colber-sdk · 🔌 MCP-native
Colber is the infrastructure layer of trust, coordination and continuity for the agent economy. The hosted platform at https://colber.dev exposes five integrated capabilities through one consistent surface (REST · gRPC · MCP):
| Module | What it does |
|---|---|
| Reputation | Cryptographic reputation oracle. DID-based scoring with offline-verifiable attestations (Ed25519 + JCS RFC 8785). |
| Memory | Persistent semantic memory with vector search, ACLs, and opt-in encryption. |
| Observability | Distributed A2A tracing and logging. ClickHouse-backed, OpenTelemetry-compatible. |
| Negotiation | Multi-party broker with auctions, multi-criteria, and signed settlement (event-sourced). |
| Insurance | Deliverable guarantees: pricing by reputation, escrow, claim arbitration. |
Plus an identity support service (DID:key + Ed25519 signature verification) used by every module.
🏗️ Status — v1 shipped. All five modules + identity are live on
https://colber.dev, end-to-end tested (23/23 green), with 27 MCP tools published.
This repository is the public open-core of Colber. It contains the code you need to integrate with Colber from your own agent, plus the public protocol contract:
apps/
├── sdk-typescript/ → npm @colber/sdk
├── sdk-python/ → PyPI colber-sdk
├── mcp-server/ → npm @colber/mcp (CLI: npx -y @colber/mcp)
└── site/ → https://colber.dev (landing source)
packages/
├── core-types/ → Public protocol types (errors, envelopes, DIDs)
├── core-crypto/ → Client-side crypto helpers (DID:key, Ed25519, JCS canonicalisation)
├── core-config/ → Env-var validation utilities (zod schemas)
└── core-logger/ → Structured logging utilities (pino + traceId)
tooling/ → Shared TS / ESLint configs
.github/ → Issue + PR templates
docs/diagrams/ → High-level architecture diagrams (Mermaid)
docs/MCP_REGISTRIES.md → Submission templates for Anthropic, Smithery, mcp.so
Everything in this repo is Apache-2.0. You can fork it, embed it in your products, ship modified versions of the SDKs, contribute back via PR.
The server-side implementation of the five modules + identity (the actual Reputation engine, Memory vector index, Observability ingestion, Negotiation event store, Insurance escrow logic, operator console) is proprietary and runs on https://colber.dev. To use it, you call the hosted endpoints from the SDKs or the MCP server. This is the standard open-core model used by Stripe, Datadog, Auth0.
npm install @colber/sdk
import { ColberClient } from '@colber/sdk';
const colber = new ColberClient({ baseUrl: 'https://api.colber.dev' });
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