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ZERNO Lite MCP Server

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Secure remote MCP server for giving AI agents access to ZERNO project briefs, tasks, and execution context.

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ZERNO Lite โ€” MCP Server

Official metadata for the ZERNO Lite Model Context Protocol (MCP) server.

ZERNO Lite is a remote MCP server that connects AI agents to ZERNO project context โ€” project briefs, task and agent context, and structured intake workflows โ€” over a secure, OAuth-authorized endpoint. It's built for coding agents, product agents, and automation workflows that need to understand a project before acting, without unrestricted backend access.

This repository is the public "front door" for the hosted server: metadata, server.json, and the tool catalog for MCP directories. It does not contain the backend source โ€” the server runs as a hosted service at the endpoint below.

Endpoint

https://zerno.one/mcp
TransportStreamable HTTP (JSON-RPC 2.0 over POST)
AuthOAuth 2.1 with PKCE (S256); bearer tokens; per-project authorization
RegistrationDynamic Client Registration (RFC 7591) โ€” no static API key
Capabilities8 tools ยท 0 resources ยท 0 prompts
Registry nameone.zerno/zerno-lite
Manifesthttps://zerno.one/.well-known/mcp

Tools (8)

ToolDoesWrites?
zerno_get_project_briefProject orientation: focus, next action, do-not-do, memory indexno
zerno_get_agent_contextCompiled project memory + recent events for an agent runno
zerno_list_tasksFiltered backlog listingno
zerno_get_taskFull detail for one taskno
zerno_update_taskPatch task fields/status (ICE recomputed)mutates
zerno_submit_task_triageSubmit triage proposals (pending human approval)creates proposals
zerno_create_agent_intake_taskFile a review task from an agent reportcreates a task
zerno_capture_session_eventAppend a session summary to project memorycreates memory event

Full machine-readable schemas: tools-list.json. No tool deletes data or calls third-party services. tools/list is scope-filtered โ€” a read-only token sees only the four read tools.

Security & privacy

Every call requires OAuth; nothing is exposed unauthenticated. Bearer tokens are hashed at rest, no secrets are returned in tool output, and every call is audit-logged. Access is tied to the user's authorized ZERNO workspace/project.

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