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Grok asked for MCP on a URL. This is it. First MCP server built for Grok URL-based • Zero config • Just works
Grok asked for MCP on a URL. This is it. First MCP server built for Grok URL-based • Zero config • Just works
Persistent Project Context for xAI Grok.
URL-based • Zero config • Just works
Home: faf.one/grok Live demo: grok.faf.one

FAF defines. MD instructs. AI codes.
Add to ~/.grok/config.toml:
[mcp_servers.grok-faf-mcp]
url = "https://mcpaas.live/grok/mcp/v1"
Restart Grok TUI (or /mcps r) to refresh. Tools: faf_score, faf_validate, faf_get_tier, faf_estimate_tokens, faf_analyze (plus soul/memory ops).
Hosted on Cloudflare Workers — sub-ms cold start, no subprocess, edge-served. 4865-byte Zig WASM engine, parity-tested vs the Rust authority (xai-faf-rust). Externally validated by Grok S1 + S2 on 2026-05-27.
Verify the live contract:
curl https://mcpaas.live/grok/mcp/v1/info
Returns endpoint, protocol versions, engine details, tool list, and the architecture line: .faf=vROM | AI-in-session=RAM.
Sample corpus: xai-faf-proof/pilot — 10 records ready to score.
Every README should answer these questions. Here's ours:
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| WHO is this for? | Grok/xAI developers and teams building with URL-based MCP |
| WHAT is it? | Persistent project context for xAI Grok — URL-first deployment, IANA-registered .faf format |
| WHERE does it work? | Cloudflare Workers (mcpaas.live/grok/mcp/v1) • Any MCP client supporting native url= config • Self-deploy to your own CF/Vercel worker |
| WHY do you need it? | Zero-config MCP on a URL — Grok asked for it, we built it first |
| WHEN should you use it? | Grok integration, xAI projects, any url-based MCP client |
| HOW does it work? | url = "https://mcpaas.live/grok/mcp/v1" — context tools served from edge via MCPaaS (sub-ms cold start, no subprocess) |
For AI: Read the detailed sections below for full context. For humans: Use this pattern in YOUR README. Answer these 6 questions clearly.
Built for Grok and shaped by direct Grok feedback.
Open for native Grok Build integration, .fafm memory layer, refresh_faf primitives, or any other context features the team needs.
Live and dogfooded at https://grok.faf.one and https://mcpaas.live/grok/mcp/v1.
Happy to ship PRs, run private dogfood sessions, or jump on a call. Real software only. Just say the word.
Every Grok session starts from zero. You re-explain your stack, your goals, your architecture. Every time.
.faf fixes that. One file, your project DNA, persistent across every session.
Without .faf → "I'm building a REST API in Rust with Axum and PostgreSQL..."
With .faf → Grok already knows. Every session. Forever.
faf_auto detects your project, creates a .faf, and scores it — in one shot:
faf_auto
━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
Score: 0% → 85% (+85) ◇ BRONZE
Steps:
1. Created project.faf
2. Detected stack from package.json
3. Synced CLAUDE.md
Path: /home/user/my-project
What it produces:
# project.faf — your project, machine-readable
faf_version: "3.3"
project:
name: my-api
goal: REST API for user management
main_language: TypeScript
stack:
backend: Express
database: PostgreSQL
testing: Jest
runtime: Node.js
human_context:
who: Backend developers
what: User CRUD with auth
why: Replace legacy PHP service
Every AI agent reads this once and knows exactly what you're building.
URL: https://mcpaas.live/grok/mcp/v1
Format: IANA-registered .faf (application/vnd.faf+yaml)
Tools: 14 hosted (WASM-pure: 13 + refresh_faf) · 59 local (bunx — incl. refresh_fafm, refresh_blend, faf_orchestrate_recommendation, faf_get_orchestration_policy)
Engine: Mk4 WASM scoring (faf-scoring-kernel)
Speed: 0.5ms average (was 19ms — 3,800% faster with Mk4)
Tests: 27 .ts files (~518 test declarations) — WJTTC parity (heavy local ↔ light hosted) + full suites. Runner: sh scripts/run-tests.sh (bun + flake retry)
Status: FAST⚡️AF
MCP on a URL. Point your Grok integration at the URL. That's it.
| Tier | Score | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| 🏆 TROPHY | 100% | Gold Code — AI is optimized |
| ★ GOLD | 99%+ | Near-perfect context |
| ◆ SILVER | 95%+ | Excellent |
| ◇ BRONZE | 85%+ | Strong baseline |
| ● GREEN | 70%+ | Solid foundation |
| ● YELLOW | 55%+ | AI flipping coins |
| ○ RED | <55% | AI working blind |
| ♡ WHITE | 0% | Start — good luck |
At 55%, Grok guesses half the time. At 100%, Grok knows your project.
Point your MCP client at the production URL — edge-served on Cloudflare Workers, no subprocess, sub-ms cold start. WASM-pure tools only on this path (scoring, validation, refresh_faf).
{
"mcpServers": {
"grok-faf": {
"url": "https://mcpaas.live/grok/mcp/v1"
}
}
}
Use the local stdio path when you need filesystem access (faf_init, faf_sync, file-mutating tools):
bunx grok-faf-mcp
Or via MCP config:
{
"mcpServers": {
"grok-faf": {
"command": "bunx",
"args": ["grok-faf-mcp"]
}
}
}
Create & Detect
| Tool | Purpose |
|---|---|
faf_init |
Create project.faf from your project |
faf_auto |
Auto-detect stack and populate context |
faf_score |
AI-readiness score (0-100%) with breakdown |
faf_status |
Check current AI-readability |
faf_enhance |
Intelligent enhancement |
refresh_faf |
Re-ground on the live .faf — re-read + re-score, report drift, return fresh DNA (drift → refresh → re-grounded). Requested by Grok. |
Drift & Orchestration (1.5 — the prestige release)
| Tool | Purpose |
|---|---|
refresh_fafm |
Re-ground on the live .fafm memory layer for one or more souls. Returns a stamped delta (added/updated facts) by default; verbatim: true for full content. Read-only · always stamped. Sister to refresh_faf for the RAM/memory layer in the vROM/RAM model. Built for Grok, by request. |
refresh_blend |
The baked-in two-intensity refresh (Cmd+R / Cmd+Shift+R analog). mode: "blend" (default) fires refresh_faf (light) + refresh_fafm (delta); mode: "nuke" fires both at hard intensity. Blend is BAKED IN, NOT a dial — both layers always fire; mode only affects fafm intensity. |
faf_orchestrate_recommendation |
The heavy orchestrator. Reads current substrate state, composes the full 1.5 library substrate (drift detection · CheckID · repeat-offender · take-a-hint · refresh history), returns a structured Recommendation with recommend, severity, summary, reason, and a rich hints object including effective_policy (the tier in force). Advisory only — never auto-fires (subordinate-not-daemon). Writes a recommendation receipt on every call (no silent decisions). Spec source: Grok-1 FAF-DRIFT-DETECTION-SPEC §9.5 + Appendix C. |
faf_get_orchestration_policy |
Pure introspection of the effective policy WITHOUT running the orchestrator. Returns { tier, thresholds, source, overrides_applied } — what aggressiveness tier the next orchestration call would use, and whether it came from defaults or a .faf:orchestration: override. No drift detection · no signals · no receipt write — the quietest tool in the 1.5 substrate. Useful for debugging unexpected orchestrator behavior, pre-flight checks before bulk operations, and override-took-effect verification. |
Sync & Persist
| Tool | Purpose |
|---|---|
faf_sync |
Sync .faf → CLAUDE.md |
faf_bi_sync |
Bi-directional .faf ↔ platform context |
faf_trust |
Validate .faf integrity |
Read & Write
| Tool | Purpose |
|---|---|
faf_read |
Read any file |
faf_write |
Write any file |
faf_list |
Discover projects with .faf files |
RAG & Grok-Exclusive
| Tool | Purpose |
|---|---|
rag_query |
RAG-powered context retrieval |
rag_cache_stats |
RAG cache statistics |
rag_cache_clear |
Clear RAG cache |
grok_go_fast_af |
Auto-load .faf context for Grok |
Plus 34 advanced tools available with FAF_SHOW_ADVANCED=true.
Execution: 0.5ms average (97% faster than v1.1)
Fastest: 3,360ns (version — nanosecond territory)
Slowest: 1.3ms (score — Mk4 WASM)
Improvement: 19ms → 0.5ms (3,800% faster)
Engine: Mk4 WASM via faf-scoring-kernel
Memory: Zero leaks
Transport: stdio (local, bunx) · Streamable HTTP (hosted, Cloudflare Workers)
Benchmarked 10x per tool, warmed up, on local stdio execution. Hosted edge adds sub-ms cold start on top.
Orchestrator (faf_orchestrate_recommendation) characteristics: composition call — reads up to 6 files (.faf, .fafm, package.json, CHANGELOG.md, README.md, plus all 3 receipt logs), runs 2 analyzers (detectFafmDrift + checkId), evaluates the decision table, writes 1 receipt. Expected latency: tens of ms on warm cache; higher under cold-disk or very large .fafm corpora. Designed for occasional agent-initiated calls, not per-turn polling. detectFafmDrift is O(n²) in fact count (cross-fact n-gram recurrence) — comfortable up to ~hundreds of facts.
grok-faf-mcp
├── src/
│ ├── server.ts → MCP server (GrokFafMcpServer)
│ ├── handlers/
│ │ ├── championship-tools.ts → 55+ tool definitions
│ │ ├── tool-registry.ts → Visibility filtering (core/advanced)
│ │ └── engine-adapter.ts → FAF engine bridge
│ ├── faf-core/compiler/faf-compiler.ts → Mk4 WASM scoring + Mk3.1 fallback
│ ├── types/ → Canonical type substrate (1.5)
│ │ ├── drift-signals.ts → DriftSignal · Contradiction · RepeatOffender
│ │ ├── refresh.ts → RefreshMode
│ │ ├── escalation.ts → EscalationLevel
│ │ ├── recommendation.ts → RecommendationAction
│ │ └── receipts.ts → ReceiptMetadata
│ ├── detection/fafm-drift.ts → detectFafmDrift() — repetition-rate gauge
│ ├── integrity/check-id.ts → checkId() — cross-stamp contradiction check
│ ├── orchestrator/
│ │ ├── repeat-offender.ts → RepeatOffenderTracker
│ │ ├── take-a-hint.ts → evaluateTakeAHint() — escalation ladder
│ │ ├── refresh-blend.ts → runRefreshBlend()
│ │ └── recommendation.ts → analyzeAndRecommend() + orchestrate()
│ └── telemetry/
│ ├── refresh-receipts.ts → RefreshReceiptsLog
│ └── recommendation-receipts.ts → RecommendationReceiptsLog
├── smithery.yaml → Smithery listing config
├── api/index.ts → Vercel catch-site (legacy showcase surface; kept alive)
└── vercel.json → Vercel routing for the catch-site
Production deployment: Cloudflare Workers via mcpaas-cf (serving mcpaas.live/grok/mcp/v1). The api/index.ts + vercel.json paths above stay alive as a catch-site for legacy/bookmarked links — they are no longer the production path.
Scoring pipeline: TypeScript compiler parses .faf → detects project type → The Bouncer injects slotignored for inapplicable slots → faf-scoring-kernel (WASM) scores → falls back to Mk3.1 if kernel unavailable.
27 test files (~518 test declarations) — WJTTC parity (heavy local ↔ light hosted) + full suites (recent runs green on CI):
sh scripts/run-tests.sh
| Suite | Coverage |
|---|---|
desktop-native-validation |
Core native functions, security, performance |
mcp-conformance |
MCP protocol conformance — tools, transport, errors |
wjttc-mcp |
WJTTC MCP certification |
wjttc-bun |
WJTTC bun-migration + integrity |
wjttc-compiler-scoring |
Compiler scoring — engine, type detection, slots |
rag-system |
RAG query, caching, context retrieval |
security |
Input validation + security guards |
visibility |
Tool visibility (core/advanced filtering) |
This release ships the core 1.5 substrate and orchestration primitives, with the new tools available on the local stdio path. Operating it honestly means surfacing what's NOT in v1 alongside what is.
What is fully supported:
https://mcpaas.live/grok/mcp/v1 and client-specific routes) — scoring · validation · refresh_faf.refresh_faf and refresh_fafm as explicit, callable re-grounding primitives.refresh_blend as the baked-in two-intensity refresh (Cmd+R / Cmd+Shift+R analog).faf_orchestrate_recommendation — the heavy orchestrator that composes drift signals, recurrence, receipts, and take-a-hint into an advisory recommendation.faf_get_orchestration_policy — pure introspection of the effective policy without running the orchestrator (no drift detection, no receipt write — the quietest tool in the substrate).effective_policy) returned on every orchestration call AND surfaced standalone via faf_get_orchestration_policy.Current limitations:
faf_orchestrate_recommendation, faf_get_orchestration_policy, refresh_fafm, and refresh_blend require filesystem access and are only available via the local stdio path (bunx grok-faf-mcp / npx grok-faf-mcp). They are not exposed on the hosted WASM-pure endpoint. The hosted path serves the existing WASM-pure subset only (refresh_faf + scoring + validation)..faf-drift-index.json ← RepeatOffenderTracker — per-slot recurrence counts
.faf-refresh-receipts.json ← RefreshReceiptsLog — every refresh fire
.faf-recommendation-receipts.json ← RecommendationReceiptsLog — every orchestrator call
Pull-discoverable by external tools (TAF, custom indexers, observability dashboards) — read on your own schedule, no callback/push API required. Promotion to a dedicated orphan branch (mirroring the TAF pattern) is documented but deferred per ship discipline; the cwd-relative JSON is the v1 bootstrap..faf:orchestration:tier reads 'conservative' (default — quietest, no noisy first-impression) · 'balanced' · 'aggressive'. active_tier always surfaced in hints.effective_policy for observability, and standalone via faf_get_orchestration_policy. The policy WRITER (faf_set_orchestration_policy) and scheduling (faf_schedule_heavy_re_ground) are not included in v1.5 — edit .faf:orchestration:tier: directly to override.acknowledged: false by default, never auto-flipped. Take-a-hint's ladder-reset semantics fire only on explicit ack — conservative by intent. Future task: explicit ack tool OR derived-from-subsequent-refresh-receipt timing.The honest split is intentional: hosted = fast, auditable, WASM-pure; local = full capability including filesystem. We will expand the hosted surface only where it can be done safely and without compromising the model.
Subordinate-not-daemon throughout. The orchestrator NEVER auto-fires the recommended tool. Agents surface the recommendation; the user (or higher agent) decides whether to act. Even severity: 'block' is advisory.
See the public verifier and curl https://mcpaas.live/grok/mcp/v1/info for the current contract.
One format, every AI platform.
| Package | Platform | Registry |
|---|---|---|
| grok-faf-mcp (this) | xAI Grok | npm |
| claude-faf-mcp | Anthropic | npm + MCP #2759 |
| gemini-faf-mcp | PyPI | |
| rust-faf-mcp | Rust | crates.io |
| faf-mcp | Cursor, IDE's, VS Code | npm |
| faf-cli | Terminal CLI | bunx, npm + Homebrew |
Same project.faf. Same scoring. Same result. Different execution layer.
grok-faf-voice (VML).fafm 🐘🎙️ — the voice variant of the .faf 🐘 family.
grok-faf-voice is the reference implementation of the Voice Memory Layer (VML) — what your voice agent remembers across sessions, devices, and model switches. Companion to grok-faf-mcp:
grok-faf-mcp (this) — .faf Foundational Context Layer for Grok via MCP-on-a-URL.grok-faf-voice — .fafm Voice Memory Layer (VML) for Grok Voice via LiveKit + xAI realtime.Same family. Different surface. Voice swappable; memory permanent.
PyPI · GitHub · Onboarding
This MCP server was built for Grok and continues to be shaped by direct feedback from Grok itself.
Open for deeper collaboration on:
I ship fast, test rigorously, and dogfood everything live on https://grok.faf.one and https://mcpaas.live/grok/mcp/v1.
Happy to:
Real software only. Just say the word.
PR conventions, code style, CI doctrine, MCP-tool contribution path, npm publish discipline, architecture decisions: CONTRIBUTING.md.
xAI / Grok devs welcome — TL;DR setup at the top, F1-inspired tone throughout.
If grok-faf-mcp has been useful, consider starring the repo ⭐️ it helps others find it.
Open for deeper native integration, .fafm memory layer, or Grok Build CLI collaboration.
Happy to ship PRs, dogfood, or jump on a call. Just say the word.
MIT — Free and open source
Built for Grok. Built for Speed. Built Right.
FAST⚡️AF • First to Ship • Zero Friction
Zero drift. Eternal sync. AI optimized. 🏆
faf-cli — The original AI-Context CLI. A must-have for every builder.
npx faf-cli auto
Anthropic MCP #2759 · IANA Registered: application/vnd.faf+yaml · faf.one · npm · Talk to my Agent →
Run in your terminal:
claude mcp add grok-faf-mcp -- npx CSA PROJECT - FZCO © 2026 IFZA Business Park, DDP, Premises Number 31174 - 001
Security
Low riskAutomated heuristic from public metadata — not a security guarantee.