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AI Agent Infrastructure
Summary
Stepgate is an MCP server that runs YAML stepfiles as gated, ordered procedures. Each step must pass a mechanical check before the agent proceeds. The server handles all API calls while the client's model reasons, preventing agents from skipping steps.
Highlights
- Each step is gated by mechanical checks (JSON Schema, JSONLogic, or HTTP verifiers) and the agent moves forward only when a check passes
- The server makes all API calls and holds credentials; the agent only sees the current step and cannot skip ahead
- Stepfiles are portable single YAML files with no packages or versions to deploy, running on any MCP client using that client's own model
- Every run produces a hash-chained ledger recording each step, tool call, gate verdict, and retry for full auditability
- Can convert existing markdown runbooks into enforceable stepfiles, making previously advisory procedures mechanically binding
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Context
Audience
Developers building or operating AI agents who need reliable, auditable, and enforceable multi-step workflows
DomainAI Agent Orchestration
Formatopen source project
Accessopen source on GitHub
Source Overview
Stepgate is an MCP server that executes YAML stepfiles as ordered, gated procedures where each step's output must pass mechanical checks (JSON Schema, JSONLogic, or HTTP verifiers) before the agent may proceed to the next step.
The server makes all API calls and holds credentials, while the client's own model performs reasoning; the agent sees only the current step and cannot skip ahead. Every run produces a hash-chained ledger recording each step, tool call, gate verdict, and retry.
Topics
Related
Model Context Protocol (MCP)Claude CodeCursorJSON SchemaJSONLogicOpenAPI Specification 3.1.0
