This MCP server, developed for managing slow time intervals, integrates with drand for randomness and tlock-js for time-locked encryption. Built with TypeScript and leveraging DuckDB for efficient data handling, it offers tools for creating and managing time-based events with cryptographic guarantees. The server stands out by combining distributed randomness with time-locked encryption, enabling secure scheduling and reveal of information at predetermined future times. This implementation is particularly useful for applications requiring trusted delays, such as sealed-bid auctions, scheduled announcements, or time-capsule services, where information must remain confidential until a specific future time.
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Highlight AICreates a new interval with a specified name and duration. Parameters: name (string), duration (integer in minutes)
Checks the status of a specified interval. Parameters: id (string)
Pauses a specified interval. Parameters: id (string)
Resumes a specified paused interval. Parameters: id (string)
Lists historical data from the vault with optional filtering. Parameters: interval_id (string), decrypted_only (boolean), limit (integer)
Retrieves statistics about the vault, including total vaults and decrypted vaults.
