Arch theological review

io.github.tnvolmanPublished by GitHub account tnvolmanv1.1.1Updated Nov 6, 2026

Paid theological review of faith text (arch_review) plus free offline KJV verse lookup (kjv_lookup).

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Overview

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Cursor/Grok plugin giving an assistant a paid Arch theological review of faith text and a free offline King James verse lookup.

What you can do
  • Submit faith, Scripture or doctrinal text for a paid theological review returning a verdict, review and suggestions
  • Look up King James Version verses offline by reference, including ranges, numbered books and common abbreviations
  • Report billing status and charge identifiers for each review
  • Return clear errors for bad references or failed reviews instead of inventing a verdict
When to use it
Useful when you want an assistant to check a sermon, devotional, Bible study lesson or other doctrinal text before publishing or preaching, or to quote KJV verse wording without network access.
Requirements
Runs as a local stdio process launched by the arch-mcp executable, needing Node.js 18 or newer (18.19 or newer for the launcher; on Windows or older Node, run node server/index.mjs). The arch_review tool needs an ARCH_API_KEY obtained from the Arch homepage and a card on file; kjv_lookup needs neither. Network access to the Arch endpoint is required for reviews.
Before you install
arch_review is billed at $2.00 per review to the user's own Arch account, and a card must be attached before a paid review; failed reviews are not retried automatically. The ARCH_API_KEY is a secret kept in client configuration. Submitted review text is sent to the Arch API, a third party. kjv_lookup is free, offline and needs no key.

Installation

In SourceWeft

  1. Open Arch theological review in the dashboard and add it to a workspace.
  2. 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

Arch

Cursor and Grok Bot plugin with two MCP tools:

  • arch_review — paid theological review of faith, Scripture, or doctrinal text
  • kjv_lookup — free, offline King James verse lookup from text bundled in this plugin

Arch endpoint: POST https://arch.tnvolman.com/v1/review
Auth (arch_review only): X-API-Key from the plugin variable ARCH_API_KEY (each end user supplies their own key)
Homepage: https://arch.tnvolman.com

kjv_lookup does not use the key, does not call the network, and does not charge.

Install

Install this repository as a Cursor or Grok Bot plugin (marketplace listing, or a local plugin directory that contains .cursor-plugin/plugin.json).

The plugin starts a zero-dependency Node stdio server. The launch command is the arch-mcp executable (bin/arch-mcp), which runs server/index.mjs:

json
{  "mcpServers": {    "arch": {      "command": "${CURSOR_PLUGIN_ROOT}/bin/arch-mcp",      "args": [],      "env": {        "ARCH_API_KEY": "${ARCH_API_KEY}"      }    }  }}

The executable basename is arch-mcp. package.json maps that command name to bin/arch-mcp. Node.js 18 or newer is required (fetch is built in). There are no npm dependencies. bin/arch-mcp itself needs Node.js 18.19 or newer, which is when Node runs an extensionless file in a "type": "module" package.

On Windows, bin/arch-mcp is a shebang script. Windows users can still run node server/index.mjs from the plugin directory. Use that same command on Node versions older than 18.19.

Get an Arch API key

Arch does not publish a separate API-key page. https://arch.tnvolman.com/api-key is not a page. The key form is on the homepage: Get your API key. The API docs quick start points at that same page.

Submit your name, email, and privacy consent. The page issues a key immediately and shows it once; a copy is also emailed. Attach a card from the link on that result, or later from the developer dashboard (email magic link), before a paid review.

Configure ARCH_API_KEY

  1. Get a key at arch.tnvolman.com/#access, as described above.
  2. In the plugin dashboard, open Plugins → Arch → Configure.
  3. Set Arch API Key (ARCH_API_KEY).

The plugin stores only the variable name. The key stays in the client configuration and is passed to the server as ARCH_API_KEY. arch_review fails closed when the key is missing. kjv_lookup never reads it.

Pricing

This plugin is free. It calls the Arch API with your own key, and Arch bills each review.

Cost

Each paid review is $2.00. Volume pricing for businesses is by agreement: [email protected].

kjv_lookup is free.

Skills

Skills live in skills/*/SKILL.md.

SkillWhat it does
Check a sermon before publishingOne arch_review of the sermon before it is published or preached.
Review a devotionalOne arch_review of a devotional, daily reading, or email devotion before it is published.
Review a Bible study or Sunday school lessonThe user pastes the lesson text. One arch_review per lesson. Arch reviews the theology of the text only. Warn that each review costs $2, ask before more than 3 reviews in a batch, then summarize the fixes.
Arch theological reviewThe general review skill for other faith, Scripture, or doctrinal text.

A failed review is not retried, and a long text is not split into extra paid calls, unless the user agrees to another charge.

Fail closed

arch_review returns an error, and never a made-up verdict, when:

  • ARCH_API_KEY is missing or empty
  • Arch returns any non-2xx status
    • 401 bad API key
    • 400 bad text
    • 402 no payment method, or payment declined
    • 429 rate limit (60 requests per minute)
    • 503 upstream unavailable
  • the network fails, or a 2xx body is not JSON

On an error, do not publish the content and do not invent passed, review, or suggestions.

kjv_lookup is separate. A bad reference returns an error and no verse text. It does not change arch_review.

Tool: arch_review

Request:

FieldRequiredNotes
textyesstring, at most 50000 characters
max_tokensnonumber
payment_method_idnolegacy
idempotency_keynoalso sent as the Idempotency-Key header

Success body fields: review, passed, suggestions, charge_id, billing_status, meta.

Tool: kjv_lookup

Offline lookup of the public-domain King James Version (1769). No network call, no API key, and no charge. It returns verse wording only. It does not review theology; use arch_review for that.

FieldRequiredNotes
refyes"John 3:16", a same-chapter range such as "Romans 8:28-30", a numbered book such as "1 John 4:8", or a common abbreviation such as "Jn 3:16", "Rom 8:28", or "1 Cor 13:4"

Success fields: reference, translation, edition, book, chapter, verse_start, verse_end, and verses (verse, text).

A reference that cannot be read, an unknown book, a missing chapter, or a missing verse returns a clear error. Ranges stay inside one chapter.

KJV text source

Bundled file: server/data/kjv.json (4,248,786 bytes). 66 books, 31,102 verses, no Apocrypha.

The text is the 1769 King James Version, which is in the public domain. It comes from farskipper/kjv json/verses-1769.json at commit 8f06584d580a767425d7d4b4c314b967e6d45ab5. That repository's LICENSE is The Unlicense, a public-domain dedication with no license restrictions, and its README says "Public Domain."

This plugin stores a compact copy of that verse text. A leading # paragraph marker was removed from verses that had one. Words the source marks as italics stay in square brackets, for example [his]. The source titles Song of Solomon as "Solomon's Song"; lookup accepts both, and the book name it returns is "Song of Solomon".

Tests

sh
node --test

npm test runs the same command. The tests do not call Arch.

What this plugin does not do

It does not call or wrap /api/arch/review, /arch/request-access, billing setup, the dashboard, admin or internal routes, or api.arch.tnvolman.com.

kjv_lookup does not call Arch. arch_review reviews the theology of text only.

Data

Review text is sent to the Arch API for review, and Arch does not use it to train AI models. See the Privacy Policy for which services process it.

Legal

Support

Contact [email protected].

License

MIT. See LICENSE. The bundled King James text is public domain, as noted above.

Source: README.md at commit 3e3f50c

Tools

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SourceWeft started this package once in an isolated sandbox, without credentials, to list its tools. That failed: the package type cannot run in the sandbox.

Version history

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  1. v1.1.1LatestNov 6, 2026

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