OpsTruth launches: a read-only MCP to verify what AI coding agents actually did
Advanced_Pudding9228 · reddit · 2026-10-25
A developer released OpsTruth, a read-only MCP service for verifying AI coding tasks at the moment an agent claims 'done' but you still need to know what the repo and CI actually support. - Accepts public GitHub repo URLs and explicitly supplied public HTTPS deployment URLs; inspects repository evidence, reviews CI handoffs, and returns evidence tied to the subject, including gaps and contradictory observations. - Suggested first request: 'Inspect this public repository at this commit. Show the CI evidence for that revision, distinguish source inspection from executed checks, and list what remains unverified.' - Explicit boundaries: no cloning or executing the project, no package installs, no code fixes, no deploys, no private repos. - A signed evidence snapshot establishes integrity, which the author stresses is not a guarantee the app is correct or secure. Public endpoint at mcp.opstruth.io/mcp, source on GitHub (AyobamiH/opstruth-chatgpt-plugin); connect via any MCP client supporting remote servers. The author solicits feedback on incomplete evidence or wording that sounds more certain than the underlying check.
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