The com.metricprovenance/odgs-mcp-server MCP server provides ODGS governance enforcement. It performs validation, regulation compilation, drift detection, and handles signed S-Certs as part of its governance-related workflow.
🛠️ Key Features
Validation
Regulation compilation
Drift detection
Signed S-Certs
🚀 Use Cases
Enforcing ODGS governance requirements
Detecting drift in governance state
Compiling governance regulations from source inputs
Managing and verifying signed S-Certs during enforcement
⚡ Developer Benefits
Clear set of governance enforcement capabilities: validation, compilation, drift detection, and signed S-Certs
⚠️ Limitations
Available description does not specify supported tool names, interfaces, configuration options, or additional capabilities beyond governance enforcement.
For engineers: See Quick Start below, or the guided walkthrough at metricprovenance.com/start. For compliance and risk officers: The ODGS engine generates cryptographic audit trails (S-Certs). For architectural clearance and certified packs:metricprovenance.com/pricing
Eight DAMA DMBOK pillars scored in about ten minutes — real MCP server, real maturity engine, click to watch on GitHub.
IMPORTANT
ODGS MCP Server v0.3.4 — Maturity Diagnostics + Certified Pack Accessgovernance_score now delegates to the odgs-maturity 8-pillar DAMA DMBOK engine.
Regulatory compilation, drift detection, and catalog synchronisation require a Certified Pack licence.
The community tier — validation, scoring, conformance checking — remains open with no registration.
Core Capabilities
Change
Detail
governance_score
Delegates to odgs-maturity (8-pillar DAMA DMBOK) when installed; falls back to built-in heuristic. Returns 0–100 score with per-pillar gap analysis.
AuthGate
Community / Professional / Enterprise access via API key validation. 24h disk cache; workspace.yaml fallback for air-gapped deployments.
The European Data Governance Maturity Benchmark 2026 recorded an average maturity of 37.6% across 99 enterprises — a 62.4% gap against current regulatory expectation. governance_score applies the same assessment methodology to your project.
What This Is
The ODGS MCP Server connects any MCP-compatible AI agent to the ODGS Sovereign Validation Engine. The engine evaluates data operations against governance rules at runtime and produces S-Certs (Sovereign Certificates) — cryptographically signed, machine-verifiable records that a governance rule was applied.
This is the bridge between probabilistic AI inference and deterministic governance enforcement.
EU AI Act & High-Risk AI Systems
Organisations operating High-Risk AI Systems under EU AI Act Articles 10 and 12 require demonstrable, auditable data governance at the pipeline level. S-Certs provide that audit trail in a format suitable for regulatory submission.
Certified Sovereign Packs and the S-Cert Registry are available through Metric Provenance certified implementation partners. For architectural assessment: metricprovenance.com/pricing.
Capabilities
Runtime validation: Data payloads are evaluated against sovereign governance rules at call time; each evaluation produces a signed S-Cert.
Governance maturity scoring: 8-pillar DAMA DMBOK assessment (0–100) with per-pillar gap analysis, aligned to the European Governance Maturity Benchmark methodology.
Regulatory compilation(licensed): Converts legislative text — EU AI Act, DORA, GDPR — into validated ODGS rule JSON.
Semantic drift detection(licensed): Identifies definitional drift between governance artefacts across versions.
Enterprise catalog integration(licensed): Harvests and mints sovereign rules from Databricks, Snowflake, and Collibra via the Flint Bridge.
Quick Start
bash
# Core validation capabilities (free, no account needed)
pip install odgs-mcp-server
# With maturity scoring
pip install odgs-mcp-server odgs-maturity
# Complete installation with LLM bridge capabilities
pip install "odgs-mcp-server[llm]"
Client Configuration
The server operates over standard stdio transport, making it instantly compatible with any MCP client.
Regulatory compilation, certified packs, and catalog synchronisation require a Certified Pack licence. Provide the issued API key in your client configuration:
validate_payload, governance_score, list_packs, conformance_check — no registration
Team
€990/yr
One certified regulation pack, signed + updated, plus all Professional tools
Professional
€2,490/yr
All certified packs, priority re-signing on regulatory change
Consultant
€4,990/yr
Professional + white-label / client-deliverable rights
Enterprise deployments (Sovereign CA nodes, harvest_sovereign_rules) via certified partners.
Tools Reference
Community (Free — no API key required)
Tool
Description
validate_payload
Validate data against ODGS governance rules, produce S-Cert
validate_batch
Validate multiple payloads in one call
list_packs
List available Certified Regulation Packs
governance_score
Score governance maturity (0–100) across 8 DAMA pillars with gap analysis
conformance_check
Run ODGS conformance self-check (L1/L2)
Professional (API Key Required)
Tool
Description
download_pack
Download and cache certified regulatory rule packs locally
compile_regulation
Convert regulation text → validated ODGS rule JSON
check_drift
Detect semantic drift in governance definitions
detect_conflicts
Find contradictions between regulatory rules
narrate_audit
Convert S-Cert → human-readable narrative
discover_bindings
Auto-generate physical data mappings from catalogs
Enterprise (API Key Required)
Tool
Description
harvest_sovereign_rules
(Flint Bridge) Automatically extract and mint rules from data stores — preview, pending verification against the harvester interface
Architecture
The ODGS MCP Server is designed for zero-trust, local-first execution. All data validation happens strictly on your machine. No sensitive data leaves your perimeter.
Cryptographically signed rule bundles, each mapped to a specific regulatory instrument. Packs are compiled from authoritative legislative text and certified by Metric Provenance.
The Open Data Governance Standard (ODGS) is an open protocol for deterministic data governance enforcement. ODGS is on a path toward formal standardization.