BLACKPROOF Local MCP — Claude Code MCP server: checks and setup
This local MCP server checks a ProofPack, compares review snapshots, and serves public preparation checklists. The agent cannot access answers, evidence references, or files.
Open on GitHubWhat BLACKPROOF Local MCP does
BLACKPROOF Local MCP can review a selected ProofPack before it is sent and summarize differences between two review snapshots. Agents can also request public checklists for cyber reviews, internal audits, and questionnaires. Answers, evidence references, and documents stay out of the agent's view.
The server runs on the user's device over stdio. BLACKPROOF does not receive the data, but local transport alone cannot prevent a host from relaying results to a remote model. Private use calls for an end-to-end local client and model; otherwise, running the server locally does not ensure that results remain local.
What it helps with
- check a ProofPack before sending it
- summarize changes between review snapshots
- get a preparation checklist for an internal audit
- keep answers and files from the agent
Example prompts for the agent
- Review this ProofPack before I send it and report any issues.
- Compare these review snapshots and summarize their differences.
- Give me a checklist for preparing an internal audit.
How to install BLACKPROOF Local MCP
Install
The MCP registry has no launch command for it: see the repository README
Step by step, with commands for each platform: How to add an MCP server to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code, Gemini CLI and more
Questions about BLACKPROOF Local MCP
How do I install BLACKPROOF Local MCP in Claude Code?
Connect it as a local MCP server over stdio; it runs on the user's device. For private use, pair it with an end-to-end local client and model.
What does BLACKPROOF Local MCP do?
It checks a chosen ProofPack, summarizes aggregate differences between review snapshots, and provides public preparation checklists. The agent does not get answers, evidence references, or files.
Does running it locally prevent data from reaching a remote model?
Not by itself. A host can forward results despite the local stdio connection, so private use requires an end-to-end local client and model.
