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supertrained/rhumb
Agent gateway for external tools — Rhumb Index scores services; Rhumb Resolve routes supported capability calls through governed execution rails.
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About supertrained/rhumb
An agent gateway for external tools. It uses Rhumb Index to score services and Rhumb Resolve to route supported capability calls through governed execution rails.
Best for
Developers building agent systems that need controlled, policy-enforced access to external tools
Use cases
- Route external tool calls through a governance layer for agents
- Score and select appropriate services for agent capabilities
- Execute tool calls with enforced guardrails and policies
Notes
1 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-06-01. Licensed MIT.
Pros
- Provides structured governance for external tool access
- Scoring mechanism helps choose the best service for a given capability
- Routing layer enforces consistent execution policies
Cons
- Very low community adoption (1 star on GitHub)
- Limited documentation and ecosystem beyond the core concept
- May not yet support a wide range of external tools
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How to use
How to set it up
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Install
npx -y --package rhumb-mcp@latest rhumb-mcpTools exposed
find_servicesget_scoreget_alternativesget_failure_modesdiscover_capabilitiesresolve_capabilityexecute_capabilityestimate_capabilitycredential_ceremonycheck_credentialsrhumb_list_recipes
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