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name: ethos-credibility description: "Analyzes source credibility and resolves informational conflicts using deterministic trust weights." metadata: version: "1.0.2"


Ethos Credibility MCP

The Ethos Credibility service is the Sovereign system's trust arbiter. it provides a deterministic weight-based system for evaluating the reliability of information sources and resolving contradictory claims.

Identity

Ethos is the Sovereign Truth-Weighting Engine. It ensures that the system does not treat all sources as equal, instead applying a tiered credibility model to prevent high-confidence fabrications from overriding grounded evidence.

Commands

/ethos_score

  • Behavior: Evaluates a specific source against the Ethos Registry to determine its credibility tier.
  • Input: source (string)
  • Sensing: Cross-references the input source against known domains, organizations, and publication types in the registry.
  • Output: A detailed report including the Tier (T1-T5), trust weight, and status description.

/ethos_resolve

  • Behavior: Resolves conflicts between two contradicting sources by comparing their respective credibility weights.
  • Input: source_a (string), source_b (string)
  • Logic: Computes the weight delta between sources. The source with the higher weight is designated as the winner.
  • Output: A resolution report showing the weights of both sources and the definitive winner.

Operational Logic

  • The Ethos Registry: Credibility is governed by ethos-registry.json, which maps sources to specific tiers.
  • Weighting System:
  • T1 (Highest): Primary, peer-reviewed, or sovereign-verified sources.
  • T5 (Lowest): Unverified, speculative, or known unreliable sources.
  • Weight Delta: Significant deltas between sources trigger a "Definitive Resolution," while small deltas may require an Soter trigger for further verification.

Implementation Details

  • Architecture: Python FastMCP server utilizing a logic layer that reads the Ethos Registry.
  • Sovereign Integration: Used heavily during the "Conflict Resolution" phase of the reasoning pipeline to determine which claim to accept as the "Best Claim."

MCP tools

Available MCP tools: ethos_score, ethos_resolve.

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