MCP Server

Verification your AI agents can call — and your compliance team can trust.

nexus2AI ships as an MCP server: a single secure endpoint that turns document verification into a native tool for any AI agent, while enforcing human oversight and on-premise data handling at the protocol level.

What your agent gets

Four tools, each with a built-in compliance guarantee.

verify_document
Submits a document for verification.
Returns a job ID — nothing is auto-finalised.
get_verification_result
Returns accepted / rejected / needs_review with per-field confidence.
needs_review cannot be coerced to approved.
get_consensus_log
Returns the full multi-model debate.
Gives auditors the complete reasoning.
list_ontologies
Lists the document types the agent may verify.
Scopes exactly what an agent can check.

Autonomy with a hard stop

Most “AI verification” lets the model decide. nexus2AI does not. The needs_review verdict is terminal in the tool contract — an agent receives it, surfaces it, and stops. Only a human can resolve it. Combined with on-premise processing and a council that never sees raw PII, this is verification you can put in front of an auditor and an autonomous agent at the same time.

Lane

Agent

  • Calls verify_document and polls for the result.
  • Acts automatically on accepted and rejected.
  • On needs_review (confidence below threshold) the agent stops.
Hard stop

Lane

Human reviewer

  • Uncertain documents land in the review queue.
  • A person inspects field-level evidence and the consensus log.
  • Only the human can resolve needs_review.

Set up in three steps

1
Generate an API key
Create a scoped key from your nexus2AI workspace.
2
Point your agent at the MCP endpoint
Add the single secure nexus2AI MCP endpoint to your agent's config.
3
Tools appear automatically
The verification tools register themselves — no custom integration build.
ClaudeChatGPTMicrosoft CopilotAny MCP-compatible agent framework

If it speaks MCP, it can verify with nexus2AI.

Not using agents yet? The same verification is available through our REST API — see the integration guide.