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MCP server: verifiable oracle services (Platon VRF, Chronos VDF, LUMEN reputation) for AI agents — pay-per-call over the AIMarket protocol, every result independently verifiable.

MCP

alexar76/aimarket-oracle-gateway

Added 3 Sept 2026

#aimarket #chronos #mcp #model-context-protocol #oracle #platon #vdf #verifiable-randomness

Overview

MCP server that connects AI agents to verifiable oracle services via the AIMarket protocol. Provides Platon VRF for randomness, Chronos VDF for delay functions, and LUMEN for reputation. Each call is paid per request and every result can be independently verified.

Best for

Best for
Builders who need auditable, pay-as-you-go oracle data in agent systems.

Use cases

  • Add verifiable randomness to AI agent workflows
  • Access delay functions for secure ordering or commitments
  • Query reputation data with independent verification

Notes

MCP server that connects AI agents to verifiable oracle services via the AIMarket protocol. Provides Platon VRF for randomness, Chronos VDF for delay functions, and LUMEN for reputation. Each call is paid per request and every result can be independently verified.

0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-08-31. Licensed MIT.

Use cases

  • Add verifiable randomness to AI agent workflows
  • Access delay functions for secure ordering or commitments
  • Query reputation data with independent verification

Pros

  • Independent verification of each oracle result
  • Pay-per-call model avoids subscription overhead
  • Standard MCP interface for agent integration

Cons

  • Zero stars suggests limited community adoption or track record
  • Verification adds overhead compared to trust-based oracles
  • Dependence on AIMarket protocol and external services

Indexed from awesome-mcp-servers-punkpeye and enriched against its public facts.

Pros

  • Independent verification of each oracle result
  • Pay-per-call model avoids subscription overhead
  • Standard MCP interface for agent integration

Cons

  • Zero stars suggests limited community adoption or track record
  • Verification adds overhead compared to trust-based oracles
  • Dependence on AIMarket protocol and external services
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