Fulcrum-Enterprises/verify-proof

Overview

A Python CLI and MCP server that verifies blockchain-anchored timestamp proofs offline. It supports SHA-256 and Merkle-path verification for ProofLedger and OpenTimestamps formats.

Best for

Best for
Developers needing reliable, offline verification of blockchain timestamp proofs in automated or MCP-based workflows.

Use cases

• Verify OpenTimestamps proofs locally without network access
• Check ProofLedger Merkle-path attestations in CI/CD pipelines
• Integrate timestamp verification into MCP-compatible tools

Notes

A Python CLI and MCP server that verifies blockchain-anchored timestamp proofs offline. It supports SHA-256 and Merkle-path verification for ProofLedger and OpenTimestamps formats.

0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-09-06. Licensed MIT.

Use cases

• Verify OpenTimestamps proofs locally without network access
• Check ProofLedger Merkle-path attestations in CI/CD pipelines
• Integrate timestamp verification into MCP-compatible tools

Pros

• Works fully offline after obtaining the proof
• Supports two common timestamp proof standards
• Exposes both CLI and MCP interfaces for flexibility

Cons

• Limited to SHA-256 and the two specified proof formats
• Requires users to understand proof structures and blockchain anchoring
• No built-in GUI or high-level abstraction for non-technical users

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