Conceal, retrieve, verify, and remove hidden files with PureCipher Omniseal.
One address for any MCP client. No sign-in needed on this server.
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Grouped by tool name. At most: creates or changes data: records, files, settings.
Odel charges nothing per call. The publisher may charge for its own service.
Seal, retrieve, verify, and remove hidden files using PureCipher Omniseal.
Remote Streamable HTTP endpoint:
https://api.purecipher.com/mcp?platform=claude
No account, OAuth, or API key is required for the current public endpoint. For Cline setup, see llms-install.md. Other MCP clients can use the same endpoint with their HTTP transport configuration.
seal_files: conceal a secret file inside a supported cover.retrieve_secret_file: recover the hidden file using its private seed.verify_sealed_file: check seal integrity, without a seed.remove_hidden_file: create a new clean cover using the private seed.Original input files are preserved. This repository contains the MCP connection documentation configuration and instructions. The hosted service executes the Omniseal SDK.
Each file argument contains file_name and exactly one of download_url
(a service-reachable HTTPS URL) or content_base64 (exact file bytes).
Local paths and chat attachments are not automatically uploaded.
Selected file contents and the operation seed are processed by PureCipher's hosted service. Use an Omniseal seed, never an account password or API credential. Inputs are limited to 6 MB per file and 10 MB combined for sealing. Responses are limited to 140,000 serialized characters, typically about 100 KB of output bytes. Outputs are binary MCP resources, not hosted download links. Client-side binary rendering and saving have not yet been verified end to end.
The service URL is https://api.purecipher.com/mcp?platform=claude. The query
selects the existing compatible file schema; it does not send files to Anthropic.
The service is publicly reachable and requires no authentication.
Validated with Gemini CLI 0.63.0: installation and MCP connection succeeded. All four live MCP operations passed synthetic PNG/PDF tests, including exact recovery of the secret bytes. Model-mediated execution remains unverified.
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