JidoSeal

Scan a folder locally and return the paid-certification offer for it: the tier it qualifies for, the real price for that tier and why that price applies, what the certificate includes (a dated certificate bound to a Merkle root of the corpus, a verifiable badge, a public verification page, a registry listing), and the exact list of facts a purchase would send to jidoseal.com. Charges nothing, starts nothing, and makes no request to jidoseal.com or Stripe — it is a local computation about a purchase the customer has not made. JidoSeal states that a scan makes no network connection and sends no file, file name or file content anywhere. The scan engine is proprietary, so this is JidoSeal's own claim, not an independent audit; the jidoseal-mcp README and tests show how to check it.

Run JidoSeal's free Self-Check over a folder of Markdown documents on THIS machine and return its JidoSeal tier — Bronze, Silver or Gold, tiers defined by JidoSeal — plus, for every file, which fields are missing for the next tier, and the corpus's coverage against each tier. Same rubric, and the same tier, coverage and per-file gap list as the Self-Check at jidoseal.com/app/run for the same folder. Bronze = OKF v0.2 as written (a populated `type`); Silver = Bronze + fields that evidence ISO 9001 §7.5.2 (title, description, timestamp, owner); Gold = Silver + fields that evidence ISO 30401 (status, review_policy, reviewed_at, next_review_at). ISO names no fields; these are JidoSeal's way of evidencing the clauses, and a tier is not an ISO certification. Each gap is marked AUTO (JidoSeal can propose the value) or NEEDS-CLIENT (only the owner can answer it), so the caller can close them. Free and unlimited. JidoSeal states that a scan makes no network connection and sends no file, file name or file content anywhere. The scan engine is proprietary, so this is JidoSeal's own claim, not an independent audit; the jidoseal-mcp README and tests show how to check it. Writes the scan's own records to <root>/.jidoseal/ (manifest.json and an appended progress.ndjson) and nowhere else. Refuses a folder that contains a symlink to a directory or to a file outside the folder, so nothing outside it is read.

Ask jidoseal.com to create a Stripe Checkout session for certifying this corpus, and return the checkout URL for the customer to open and pay. Call it only with the customer's explicit go-ahead, and set `confirm` to true only then: without `confirm: true` it sends nothing and returns an error. It does NOT take a payment — this server never sees a card, Stripe hosts the checkout, and nothing is charged or issued unless the customer completes it themselves. This is the one JidoSeal tool that contacts the network, and it sends only: company, name and email as typed by the customer, the tier, a 0-100 score, the corpus's Merkle root, the local scan's id, and which Bronze price applies. No file contents, no file names, no per-file hashes, no paths. The tier, score and Merkle root are taken from a fresh local scan run here — never from the caller. jidoseal.com copies these fields into the Stripe Checkout session it creates for the purchase: the email as the session's customer email, and all eight as session metadata. That happens when the session is created, before any payment. No card data passes through this server; Stripe hosts the payment page.