Serveur MCP Vrymdor AI Node

vrymdor-node

The Python client for the Vrymdor AI Node by Vrymnox Systems LLC. Every call goes through your node's checks: the agent's identity and status, your policy, removal of PII (personally identifiable information) and secrets, a signed request and a metadata-only audit record. One module, one dependency (httpx).

Install

pip install vrymdor-node                 # the client
pip install "vrymdor-node[langchain]"    # plus LangChain tools
pip install "vrymdor-node[llamaindex]"   # plus LlamaIndex tools

Use

You need your node's address and an agent registered in the Vrymdor app (AI agents, Register an agent). The agent secret is shown once.

from vrymnox_node import VrymnoxNode

node = VrymnoxNode("http://vrymdor-node:8080", agent_id="agt_...", agent_secret="vrym_agent_...")

node.sanitize("Customer jane@acme.io called")         # "Customer [REDACTED:EMAIL] called"
node.tool("github", "create_issue", {"title": "Login fails"})
node.llm("anthropic", "v1/messages", {"model": "...", "messages": [...]})

tools = node.langchain_tools()     # one LangChain StructuredTool per tool your policy allows
tools = node.llamaindex_tools()    # the same, as LlamaIndex FunctionTools

A refusal raises VrymnoxError with a stable code (for example tool_not_allowed, rate_limited, agent_stopped) and retryable. An action your policy holds raises VrymnoxHeld (code held_by_policy): it did not run, and a held action is never released. Change the policy to allow it.

Documentation: https://docs.vrymdor.com/ai-node.html

MCP: Claude Desktop, Cursor and VS Code, no Docker

The package includes vrymdor-mcp, the bridge desktop MCP clients start as a local command. It relays each MCP message to your node and renews the agent's token by itself. The easiest way to run it is uvx, which also fetches a matching Python for you: install uv once (macOS and Linux: curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh; Windows PowerShell: powershell -ExecutionPolicy ByPass -c "irm https://astral.sh/uv/install.ps1 | iex").

Test the agent first (it prints "Connected: ..." or the reason it is not):

VRYMNOX_NODE_URL=https://node.vrymdor.com/t/abc123def456 VRYMNOX_AGENT_ID=agt_... \
  VRYMNOX_AGENT_SECRET=vrym_agent_... uvx --from vrymdor-node vrymdor-mcp --check

Claude Desktop (claude_desktop_config.json) and Cursor (mcp.json):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "vrymdor": {
      "command": "uvx",
      "args": ["--from", "vrymdor-node", "vrymdor-mcp"],
      "env": {
        "VRYMNOX_NODE_URL": "https://node.vrymdor.com/t/abc123def456",
        "VRYMNOX_AGENT_ID": "agt_...",
        "VRYMNOX_AGENT_SECRET": "vrym_agent_..."
      }
    }
  }
}

VS Code (.vscode/mcp.json): the same block under "servers", with "type": "stdio" added.

If the client says it cannot find uvx (Claude Desktop on macOS starts commands without your shell's PATH), put the full path in command: the output of which uvx (macOS, Linux) or where uvx (Windows).

License

MIT. The Vrymdor AI Node itself is licensed separately under your Vrymnox agreement.

License and terms

Copyright (c) 2026 Vrymnox Systems LLC. This client is open source under the MIT License (LICENSE). Using the Vrymdor AI Node service it connects to is governed by the Vrymdor Master Subscription Agreement (https://vrymdor.com/msa) and the Acceptable Use Policy in the agreement set you accept when you sign up.