Eclipse Trueprice

Local stdio MCP server that seals quotes and compares fixture pairs to detect checkout drift, reporting findings without blocking checkout.

What you can do

• Seal quotes so a quoted price can later be compared against what checkout shows.
• Compare fixture pairs to witness drift between a sealed quote and checkout behavior.
• Report detected drift as findings only, without intervening in the checkout flow.
• No tool list, README or instructions are published, so the exact operations and their inputs are not documented.

When to use it

Consider it when you want an assistant to check whether checkout results drift from previously sealed quotes, for example while auditing pricing consistency in a test or fixture setup. It is a detection aid, not a checkout control.

Requirements

Runs as a local process over stdio on a desktop machine; no remote endpoint or web execution. No packages, environment variables, headers or authentication are declared, so the runtime and any fixture inputs are undocumented.