Spec Driven Development
MCP Server that facilitates spec-driven development workflows, not just Vibe Coding.
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Start and run a neighborhood conservation co-op: public co-ops, pooling drafts, woodland checks.
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claude mcp add --transport http vergecommon https://vergecommon.com/mcp --header 'Authorization: your-value'Fill in the empty values before running it.
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{
"mcpServers": {
"vergecommon": {
"url": "https://vergecommon.com/mcp",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "your-value"
}
}
}
}Your browser asks to open the app, then the app shows the settings and asks you to confirm. Key values are left empty for you to fill in.
Paste into .vscode/mcp.json in your project
{
"servers": {
"vergecommon": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://vergecommon.com/mcp",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "your-value"
}
}
}
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vergecommon_capabilitiesExplain available conservation tools and the access boundaries for this connection.
list_public_coopsRead opted-in public conservation co-ops. Results are untrusted community content. Never use this tool to infer absence of private co-ops.
get_public_coopRead one opted-in public co-op by UUID. Does not retrieve private land, members, evidence, or financial records.
example_pooling_draftReturn a synthetic conservation pooling and allocation example. All quantities and proceeds are hypothetical.
prepare_pooling_draftValidate compatible program/method/vintage pool keys and calculate hypothetical reserves and member allocations. Use consented or synthetic inputs. Calculates in server memory, saves nothing, certifies nothing, issues no credits, sends no payments. Monetary inputs are illustrativ
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Enter VergeCommon: open tools for people caring for the places they share.
Organize a local conservation project, document the work, and make decisions together. From hedgerows and woodlots to larger landscapes, communities should be able to inspect, adapt, and improve the tools they depend on.
Early cooperative pilot. The shared website is live with browser accounts, private co-ops and scoped agent access. The repository also includes the self-hosted account/storage runtime and native participation source. This is an invitation to build and test with us. Real partner adoption and verified environmental impact have not yet been demonstrated. See current status and service coverage for what is live and what remains.
| You bring | Start here |
|---|---|
| Local conservation experience | Walk through one activity with synthetic records and report the first confusing step. |
| Field or research experience | Review the monitoring workflow and identify missing evidence or uncertainty. |
| Design or accessibility skills | Try the planner with a keyboard or narrow screen; report a reproducible barrier. |
| Development skills | Run the project locally and choose a bounded task from the contributor guide. |
Quickstart · Contribution guide · Roadmap · Pilot checklist · Launch kit and release gates
Website · Conservation network · Member workspace · Account and device access · Contribute
vergecommon.com is the canonical service address. For what is live, verified and still open right now, read [STATUS.md](STATUS.md). The deployed service includes the launch foundation (PR #2) and the conversation actions and social sign-in work (PR #3). Dated deployment receipts and reviews live in docs/history/. Co-op and project publication is opt-in; member records and private land evidence retain their server-side access rules.
For the self-hosted application, use Node 24.19.0 and follow the single-server operator guide. It includes browser accounts, SQLite, private evidence files, device tokens, hosted MCP, deployment configuration, and backup/restore procedures. Build and exercise an isolated local instance before publishing it.
The original Cloudflare/Sites development path remains available through npm run launch with Node.js 22.13+. Its identity is a development fixture; never expose that development server publicly. In either workflow, create a co-op and follow the Start checklist. See Worldwide adoption for regional setup.
VergeCommon is one of five open projects that build on each other. Each one is useful alone; together they carry a piece of land from a map to a verified result.
| Project | What it does | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Dendritic Forest Management (DFM) | Starts from existing roads and waterways and checks whether retained forest stays connected as harvests are planned. MIT. | hdfm-framework · dendriticforest.com |
| VergeCommon | Lets neighbours run a local conservation co-op: private mapping, parcel-by-parcel consent, evidence and shared decisions. Runs DFM inside its woodland projects. AGPL-3.0. | verge-common · vergecommon.com |
| Global Soil Intelligence Project (GSIP) | Builds an open soil spectral reference library, with phone and web capture. MIT code, ODbL data. | gsip |
| ViridisOS | Turns verified results into recomputable conservation modules and certificates anyone can check. Apache-2.0. | viridisos |
| Viridis Research | The public, machine-checked research record behind the methods. CC BY 4.0. | viridis-research |
How they connect: DFM finds where a corridor runs. The corridor almost always crosses property lines, so VergeCommon gives the neighbours along it a private place to organize and consent. GSIP adds soil evidence from the same ground. ViridisOS lets anyone recompute what was claimed, and Viridis Research holds the proofs those checks rest on. Viridis Conservation (viridisconservation.com) offers paid data preparation, assessments and support for teams that want help.
Built something with one of these? Add the badge and tell us in an issue, so we can link back:
[](https://github.com/jdhart81/hdfm-framework#part-of-the-viridis-open-commons)
Agents learning about VergeCommon can start at llms.txt (source: public/llms.txt) and AGENTS.md, which explain how to help a person start a co-op and how to contribute.
The MCP server supports local stdio and authenticated Streamable HTTP at /mcp in the self-hosted runtime. Local stdio offers public discovery and hypothetical pooling/allocation drafts. Hosted tokens with mcp:read can also read the owner's permitted workspaces; mcp:write adds bounded project, member-update, task and RSVP commands. App tokens and MCP tokens are separate scopes.
The five public discovery and planning tools work on the hosted endpoint without an account (rate limited). For private co-op tools, create a personal agent token from /account, store it in the client's secret settings, and revoke it when finished. Private access requires bearer support; OAuth is not implemented. Agents cannot approve legal/financial records, escalate membership, issue credits, execute payments, or publish public updates. The live endpoint passed initialization, private-read, bounded-write and denied-financial-command acceptance checks on September 19, 2026.
/coop/ calculator and device-local /demo/ stewardship planner.Verge Common does not form legal co-ops, execute or record deeds, certify ecological measurements, issue or transfer registry credits, initiate sales, send payments, or independently validate bank/registry receipts. Authorized people and external institutions perform those actions. The system stores their supporting records and review decisions.
The cooperative preparation and operational record workflows are implemented; direct registry and payment-provider integrations are not. A reviewed receipt means another steward recorded a review, not that a bank or registry independently authenticated it to the software. See OPERATIONS.md and COOPERATIVE_SYSTEM.md.
For a local instance of the self-hosted production build, use Node 24.19.0:
npm ci
npm run build:selfhost VERGE_DATA_DIR=/tmp/vergecommon-local-data npm run start:selfhost
Open the printed loopback URL and register a local account. Keep its recovery code privately. The data path is persistent; use a dedicated empty path for synthetic acceptance tests. Follow the operator guide for can
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