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ControlKeel MCP Server

Governed MCP workflows with policy validation, findings tracking, and review gates.

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Published as @aryaminus/controlkeel on npm. Runs locally.

Known issues

5 problems reported by people outside the maintainer team. Issues filed by the project's own maintainers are excluded.

Most discussed

Local stdio MCP bypasses the entire tool-authorization chain (tool policy, guardrails, scopes, audit log are hosted-only)

Part of #144, slice 1.

Summary

ControlKeel has a seven-stage authorization chain for MCP tool calls. It runs on the hosted HTTP transport and not on the local stdio transport. Stdio is how Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and every other editor-embedded agent connects — so the governed path is the one almost nobody uses, and the ungoverned path is the default.

The two paths

Hosted — POST /mcp and POST /a2a → ProtocolInterop.handle_mcp_request/2, which passes an :authorize closur

Read the thread · 2026-08-31 · open · 1 comment

Capability placement: six surface gaps, four web features that belong elsewhere, and a parity check to keep them aligned

Part of #144, slices 5 and 7.

Inventory: 160 CLI commands · 55 MCP tools · 69 /api/v1 endpoints · 45 web routes · 31 skills · 16 hooks. No document says what belongs where, so each surface grew independently. Five capabilities are missing from a surface that needs them; four are on the web only because nothing else offered them.

A. Gaps to close

A1. Observability has no API — 27 CLI commands, 19 web pages, 7 MCP tools, 0 REST endpoints

Verified: zero matches for `observabili

Read the thread · 2026-08-31 · open · 0 comments

EPIC: surface and scope architecture — human vs agent placement, entity tenancy, deployment modes, and the slice order

Umbrella plan for the surface/scope work. No code in this issue — it defines the target model, the placement rules, and the slice order so the child issues can be implemented independently and reviewed against something.

Built from an inventory of the actual surfaces: 160 CLI commands · 55 MCP tools · 69 /api/v1 endpoints · 45 web LiveView routes · 31 packaged skills · 15 Claude hooks + 1 git hook.

Children: #145 (stdio governance bypass) · #146 (data-model tenancy) · #147 (capability pl

Read the thread · 2026-08-31 · open · 0 comments

Feature gap: web UI covers only the "consume + respond" half of the review lifecycle, missing submission flow.

Summary

ReviewLive (/reviews/:id) is the review consumer half of the lifecycle — display and respond only. Every review-producing capability (review diff, review pr, review socket, review plan submit, review plan wait, ck_git_diff) exists only in CLI/MCP.

This is G1 — "No submission flow in web UI": the CLI/system provides review plan submit, review diff, review pr, review socket, and review plan wait, while the web offers only responding to an existing rev

Read the thread · 2026-08-12 · closed · 0 comments

Observability web UI: de-noise, CLI parity, and de-duplication

Overview

Objective: make the /observability* web views less noisy, strip filler, and stick as close to the controlkeel obs CLI as possible — while improving UI/UX and removing information blocks that repeat across routes/pages.

The web renders the same backend data as obs and ck_observability, but wraps it in marketing prose and duplicates blocks already shown elsewhere. The CLI is fact-only (observability_lines/1, 12 lines, zero prose); the web should match that density. R

Read the thread · 2026-06-27 · closed · 0 comments

Firsthand observations

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