Raziel
MCP server teaching AI agents to implement TideCloak: auth, E2EE, IGA, security analysis
https://mcp.tide.org/mcpCurrent observation
This endpoint answered at its latest recorded check.
What this server reports about itself
Self-reported at initialize. Not verified by Licium.
- Server name
- @tideorg/mcp
- Version
- 1.9.12
- Capability keys
- tools, prompts
- Tool names
- tide_list, tide_canon, tide_playbook, tide_skill, tide_prompt, tide_adapter, tide_list_scenarios, tide_scenario, tide_scenario_manifest, tide_scenario_roles, tide_scenario_bootstrap, tide_choose_scenario, tide_choose_playbook, tide_security_analysis, tide_blast_radius, tide_hosting, tide_branding, tide_gaps
This is the Tide Agent Pack. While it is connected, your job is to help the user secure software with TideCloak: threshold-cryptography authentication, server-side authorization, and end-to-end encryption. Tide is the whole point of this server. ASK FIRST — do not silently start a plain build or a generic review. When the user's request touches building an app, adding login/auth/accounts, or reviewing an app's security, ask which of the pack's two paths they want: 1. Build a NEW Tide-integrated app — auth + role-based access + end-to-end encryption. Start with tide_choose_scenario to match a known pattern, otherwise tide_choose_playbook, then follow the returned bootstrap and playbook steps. 2. Assess an EXISTING app with a Blast Radius Assessment — an adversarial, vendor-neutral map of where one compromise yields everything (scored Total/Systemic/Contained/Limited), delivered as a director-facing PDF; an opt-in Phase 2 companion then shows how TideCloak shrinks each blast r
Reported Aug 17, 2026, 05:05 AM UTC.
Check history
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- respondsMCP initialize · 8s limit · HTTP 200 · 908ms
- respondsMCP initialize · 8s limit · HTTP 200 · 789ms
- respondsMCP initialize · 8s limit · HTTP 200 · 593ms
- respondsMCP initialize · 8s limit · HTTP 200 · 625ms