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Wire human-review gates into your AI agents — a dependency-free MCP starter

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Wire human-review gates into your AI agents — a dependency-free MCP starter

Shipping AI into real operations isn't blocked by the model — it's blocked by the
"last mile": the review gates, privacy checks, and decision logs a team needs
before an AI draft reaches a customer. Most teams rebuild these from scratch.

@miraigent/ai-ops-templates
is a small, dependency-free MCP server that puts those operational steps one
npx away — so any agent can call them as tools.

Quickstart

npx @miraigent/ai-ops-templates

Then add it to any standard MCP client. The server speaks newline-delimited
JSON-RPC over stdio — the standard MCP transport — so it connects to Codex and
any MCP-compatible agent out of the box. No build, no extra dependencies.

What it gives your agent

Four general-purpose AI-operations tools:

Tool What it does
list_ai_ops_templates List the available AI-operations templates/checklists
get_ai_ops_template Fetch a specific template (review gate, anonymization guide, CRM-notes, FAQ review, support workflow map)
build_ai_ops_review_checklist Assemble a human-review checklist for a given AI task
recommend_ai_ops_template_sequence Suggest an ordered sequence of templates for a workflow

These are general-purpose ops tools — not a memory engine. The server is
stateless: no recall, no embeddings, no hidden backend.

Example: a review gate before an AI reply ships

  1. Agent drafts a customer reply.
  2. Agent calls build_ai_ops_review_checklist → gets the human-review items
    (privacy, tone, factual claims, escalation).
  3. A human signs off against the checklist; the decision is logged.
  4. Only then does the reply go out.

The point isn't to slow teams down — it's to make the safety step standard and
visible
instead of ad-hoc.

Open by design, scoped on purpose

The repo is openly licensed (MIT, path-scoped via LICENSE-SCOPE.md) for the
public templates and the MCP server. It deliberately does not open-source any
proprietary memory engine — what's here is the general-purpose, reusable tooling.

These same patterns also inform Agent Memories (agentmemories.jp), our
consumer-facing AI-partner service.

If you're building agents that touch real customers, try wiring one review gate in
and see how much calmer your "ship it" moment gets.

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