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Create document timestamps on VerusID and write them to the Verus blockchain.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "vtimestamp-mcp-write" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use vtimestamp-mcp-write to create a document timestamp for this contract file under the specified VerusID and write it to the blockchain through the connected Verus daemon.
A result confirming the document timestamp was created, including information related to the VerusID and blockchain write.
Generate a document timestamp for this research record, bind it to my VerusID, and write it to the blockchain through a local or remote Verus daemon.
A timestamp write result for the research record that can help prove the document was recorded at a certain time.
Create an on-chain timestamp for the document to be archived, using the provided VerusID, and write it directly to the Verus blockchain through an available Verus daemon.
A result showing the document timestamp was written on-chain for later archival traceability and verification.
When developers or researchers need verifiable proof of time for contracts, reports, or records, they can use it to create document timestamps under a VerusID and write them to the Verus blockchain.
In environments with a local or remote Verus daemon configured, teams can use this tool to let AI agents write document timestamps directly without manually handling the blockchain flow.
It enables AI agents to create document timestamps on a VerusID and write them directly to the Verus blockchain through a local or remote daemon.
Based on the description, you need an available local or remote Verus daemon. For any additional configuration or credentials, see the source repository.
It is not a general editing tool; it writes document timestamps to the Verus blockchain and associates them with a VerusID, focusing on proof of time and on-chain recording.
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