Three read-only tools and self-provisioning keys make this cheap to place in front of a trade — the interesting one is exit_sim, which asks whether you could get out at the size you are proposing, not just whether the token looks legitimate. When a free level's daily quota runs out the response says when it resets and hands back the full payment challenge rather than failing opaquely.
A pre-trade security layer for agents that touch crypto. It exposes the Verdict API v2 as three read-only tools: a token check that returns an action and score, an exit simulation that tests a proposed trade size against exit-risk caps, and a pricing lookup that reports the current levels and quotas.
- check_token — a v2 verdict for an address on a chain, returning the recommended action, the score and the five strongest signals; levels are triage, fast and deep
- exit_sim — screen a proposed Solana trade size against exit-risk caps, buy or sell
- get_pricing — live free-tier levels, quotas, limits and supported chains, read from the discovery endpoint
No account setup: run uvx verdictswarm-mcp and, if VS_API_KEY is absent, the server mints a free key on the first API-backed call and stores it in the platform user config directory with user-only permissions where the OS supports them. Supply an existing free or credits-backed key through VS_API_KEY to lift the per-level daily limits. VS_CONFIG_DIR moves the stored key, VS_API_URL and VS_TIMEOUT adjust the endpoint and timeout, and VS_TRANSPORT=streamable-http runs it over HTTP with HOST and PORT. Python 3.10 to 3.13.
One command — uvx verdictswarm-mcp