
Palveron Governance Gateway
io.github.palveronPublished by GitHub account palveronv1.0.4Updated Oct 24, 2026
Advisory governance checks for MCP hosts; enforcement runs in the Palveron remote MCP proxy.
Overview
A local MCP server that gives assistants advisory Palveron governance checks — policy verdicts, PII masking results and audit trace IDs — before a tool call.
- What you can do
- Check a proposed tool call against governance policies and get a verdict (passed, blocked, modified/redacted/anonymized with sanitized input, pending approval), findings and an audit trace ID. Query governance status and diagnostics such as gateway connectivity, circuit-breaker state and configured local lists. List the project's active policies so the host can explain decisions. Apply local always-block and always-allow tool lists without calling the gateway.
- When to use it
- Use it when you want policy verdicts and audit traces inside any MCP host, or want to wrap tool calls programmatically with Palveron checks. It is advisory only: the calling agent or your code must honor the verdict. For non-bypassable enforcement, the vendor points to its separate remote MCP proxy instead.
- Requirements
- Runs locally via npm package @palveron/mcp-server (npx or global install) on Node.js 18 or newer, with an MCP-capable client. Requires a Palveron API key in PALVERON_API_KEY, which is invite-gated through Early Access. Optional settings: PALVERON_BASE_URL, PALVERON_FAIL_OPEN, PALVERON_LOG_LEVEL, PALVERON_ALWAYS_BLOCK, PALVERON_ALWAYS_ALLOW. Network access to the Palveron gateway.
Installation
In SourceWeft
- Open Palveron Governance Gateway in the dashboard and add it to a workspace.
- Enable the server for the chats that should use its tools.
Desktop only via STDIO. STDIO servers start a local process, so they need the SourceWeft desktop host.
Other MCP clients
Follow the launch instructions in the repository.
README
@palveron/mcp-server
Official Palveron MCP server — advisory AI-governance checks for MCP hosts and coding agents
[npm version] [npm downloads] [License: MIT] [Documentation] [Early Access]
⚡ Early access. Palveron is launching soon and access is currently invite-gated. This server is fully functional — you just need a
pv_live_key, which comes with an Early Access invite. Join the waitlist → palveron.com/early-access
Give your MCP-capable client — Claude Code, Cursor, any other MCP host — governance tools it can call before executing an action: policy verdicts, PII-masking results, and an audit trace for every check, all from the Palveron AI Governance Gateway.
- Drop-in MCP server — one binary, configure your MCP host, you're done
- Advisory governance verdicts — the gateway decides allow / mask / deny / hold; the agent (or your wrapping code) acts on the verdict
- Audit trail per check — trace IDs flow back to the Palveron dashboard
- Built on
@palveron/sdk— retry, circuit breaker, typed errors out of the box
Advisory check vs. enforced governance — which one do you need?
This package is the advisory path. It cannot physically stop a tool call: it answers the question "is this allowed?", and the calling agent (or your code via check()/wrap()) is expected to honor the answer. That is by design — it works with any MCP host, needs no network topology change, and gives you verdicts plus audit traces immediately.
Enforced, non-bypassable governance for MCP tool calls is a different product surface: the Palveron remote MCP proxy. There you register the target MCP server in the Palveron dashboard and point your IDE at POST {gateway}/api/v1/mcp/proxy/{server_id} instead of the target — every tools/call then structurally passes through policy checks, approval holds, and drift detection before it can reach the target server. No cooperation from the agent required.
See the MCP setup guide for the enforced path.
Installation
Quick Start
The
pv_live_…key in the examples below requires an Early Access invite — request one here. Once you have a key, everything works out of the box.
Claude Code
Add to your claude_desktop_config.json:
Other MCP hosts
Any MCP-capable host can launch the server via the palveron-mcp binary:
Tools exposed via MCP
Configuration
The server reads its configuration from environment variables. The MCP host sets them; you never put secrets in code.
Requirements
- Node.js 18 or newer
- An MCP-capable client (Claude Code 0.4+, Cursor, etc.)
Links
- Early Access / Waitlist — palveron.com/early-access
- Documentation — docs.palveron.com/integrations/mcp
- Dashboard — palveron.com
- Support — [email protected]
- GitHub — palveron/mcp-server
- Changelog — CHANGELOG.md
License
MIT — Copyright © 2026 Palveron.
Source: README.md at commit 536ec7d
Tools
0Version history
1- v1.0.4LatestSep 16, 2026
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