search_vault
Semantic search across the user's verified facts and knowledge. Returns the most relevant records ranked by similarity and confidence score.
LABSCO SUMMARY
evaluate_action then commit_action is a two-step the tool descriptions actually enforce.
Governance tooling usually amounts to logging what already happened. Here the order is written into the API: evaluate whether the action is admissible, then commit it with its outcome — and commit_action's own description says it must follow an evaluation. That makes the audit ledger meaningful rather than decorative. check_claim is the other genuinely useful one: asking whether a new statement contradicts what is on record is the check an agent never performs on itself.
What it is
Exogram's endpoint, which lists seven tools and identifies itself as exogram 2.1.2. Two halves: a vault of verified facts, and a governance layer that judges proposed actions and records what was done.
What you get
- search_vault — semantic search over verified facts, with a minimum confidence threshold
- check_claim — whether a claim conflicts with what is already on record, and which facts bear on it
- store_record — commit a fact; it is embedded, encrypted and PII-scrubbed on the way in
- evaluate_action — whether a proposed action is admissible under the user's governance policy
- commit_action — record the action and its outcome to a tamper-proof audit ledger, after evaluation
- get_action_history and get_ledger_stats — the ledger, and the vault's size and quality
Requirements
An Exogram API key beginning exo_prod_, sent as a Bearer token, from an account at exogram.ai/signup. Pro is $29/month for one seat and up to three monitored agents; Team is $99 flat for five seats, 25 agents and SOC2 compliance logs.
Setup effort
Paste a URL with a key — add the endpoint to your client
USE CASES
01
Catching a contradiction before it propagates
Check the claim against the vault and see which existing facts conflict.
02
Deciding whether an action is allowed
Evaluate it against the governance policy first, then commit it with its outcome.
03
Filing something worth remembering
Store the fact — encrypted and PII-scrubbed on the way in.
04
Reviewing what an agent did
Read the action history from the tamper-proof ledger rather than from logs.
7 tools
Counted once with only startup setup. Other versions, modes or optional credentials may expose a different list.
check_claim
Check if a claim conflicts with existing verified records. Returns conflict status, related facts, and confidence assessment.
get_ledger_stats
Retrieve statistics about the user's truth vault including total entries, entries this month, query count, and vector store status.
evaluate_action
Evaluate whether a proposed action is admissible under the user's governance policy. Returns ALLOWED or BLOCKED with specific reason codes. Does not execute the action.
store_record
Commit a new fact to the user's truth vault. The fact is embedded, encrypted, PII-scrubbed, and indexed for semantic recall. Conflict detection runs automatically.
commit_action
Commit an evaluated action and its outcome to the tamper-proof audit ledger. Must be called after evaluate_action to log the final decision.
get_action_history
Retrieve the history of evaluated and committed actions from the audit ledger. Returns actions ordered by most recent first.
BEFORE YOU INSTALL
What to know first
Tools you get
7 tools when we connected.
Requires
- an MCP client that can reach a remote endpoint
- An Exogram API key (exo_prod_…), sent as Authorization: Bearer
CONTEXT COST
Light Standing cost
Rated by the size of the 7 tool definitions that ride along on every turn, not by how many there are
INSTALLATION
Connect your client
Add the endpoint to your client.
Server setup
ENDPOINT URL
https://api.exogram.ai/mcpRequirements
- Bearer API key (exo_prod_…); connecting and listing tools need none
