
Sovrnti MCP
io.sovrntiv1.0.0Updated Oct 7, 2026
Headless benchmarks for digital sovereignty, scored on Innovation, Control and Scale.
Overview
Sovrnti MCP lets an assistant query headless benchmark data on digital sovereignty, comparing technology products and markets by Innovation, Control and Scale.
- What it does
- Sovrnti exposes benchmark data for digital sovereignty through a remote MCP endpoint. Assistants can query any market, geography or snapshot on demand, view a market head-on (Snapshot), ranked by raw capability (Capability Index), ranked under full sovereignty rules (Sovrnti Max), or as the gap between the two (Delta). Three skills guide common workflows: market benchmark, product comparison, and decision brief.
- When to use it
- Use it when comparing sovereign technology products or assessing a market for a specific country or region, for example asking who leads a market, which products hold up when sovereignty is non-negotiable, or how two or three named products compare. It is aimed at technology decisions that must survive procurement, finance, security and executive scrutiny.
- Requirements
- A remote MCP endpoint at no local runtime or package is needed. A free Sovrnti account is required, and you sign in with it. Discovery tools and snapshots are free; deeper views use credits from your account.
Installation
In SourceWeft
- Open Sovrnti MCP in the dashboard and add it to a workspace.
- Enable the server for the chats that should use its tools.
Web executable via Streamable HTTP. Remote servers run from the web runtime once configured in a workspace.
Other MCP clients
Add this to your client's mcpServers config.
{
"mcpServers": {
"graph": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://graph.sovrnti.io/mcp"
}
}
}README
Sovrnti
Compare sovereign products in AI tools you already use. Every product is scored on Innovation, Control and Scale, for your market and your country.
Make the technology decision. Not just the sovereignty argument.
Vendor claims are not easy to compare. A good choice depends on your specific context. And your evidence still has to survive procurement, finance, security and executive scrutiny.
Sovrnti reviews every option through three lenses: Innovation, Control and Scale. We test products beyond contracts and decks, so that trade-offs are out in the open.
Bring benchmark data into the AI tools you already use. Query any market, geography or snapshot on demand.
Ask questions like "who leads this market", "what holds up if sovereignty is non-negotiable" and "how do these 2 products compare". Look at a market head-on (Snapshot), ranked by raw capability (Capability Index), ranked under full sovereignty rules (Sovrnti Max), or as the gap between the two (Delta). Pin any view to a country, a region or the world view.
Every score rests on public, checkable evidence and, where we can, our own hands-on testing.
Skills
Three skills guide your AI assistant through common workflows with the Sovrnti tools:
- Market benchmark: benchmark a whole market for a country, a region or the world view.
- Product comparison: compare two or three named products side by side.
- Decision brief: turn the results into a short brief for an executive, a board or a security lead, with the sources stated.
What you need
A free Sovrnti account to get started. Discovery tools and snapshots are free; deeper views use credits from your account.
Try it
- What technology markets does Sovrnti cover?
- Who leads the collaboration market in France?
- Which collaboration suite holds up if sovereignty is non-negotiable in Germany?
- Compare Microsoft 365, Google Workspace and Nextcloud Hub on innovation, control and scale.
- How much does sovereignty move the collaboration market in Switzerland?
Connect
In Claude, add Sovrnti from the directory. Then connect it on the plugin's Connectors tab and sign in with your Sovrnti account.
In any other MCP client, use the server URL https://graph.sovrnti.io/mcp. The quickstart shows each client.
What this plugin runs and sends
This plugin contains no code. It holds one connector, the Sovrnti MCP server at https://graph.sovrnti.io/mcp, and three skills: written instructions your AI assistant follows when it uses that connector.
When your AI assistant calls a Sovrnti tool, we receive the tool's name, its inputs and your token. We also see the assistant's software name and the connection's IP address. We do not receive your conversation with the assistant. We keep a record of each call (who, which tool, when, the result) and a one-way hash of the inputs. We do not store the inputs themselves. Our tools never return personal data.
License
The files in this repository are under the MIT License. The Sovrnti service and its data are covered by the Sovrnti Terms.
Source: README.md at commit 1cec79b
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