Operating model
Veqtor is a local MCP server using the stdio transport. Claude remains the model and reasoning layer. Veqtor exposes deterministic document operations for a narrow Word redline workflow.
The server has no embedded model calls. Tool results enter the MCP client conversation and may be sent to the user’s model provider.
Public tools
list_roundsDiscover negotiation drafts
Scans one local folder, ignores Word lock files and reports readable rounds in deterministic filename order.
extract_redlinesRead supported tracked changes
Returns change units, document hashes, structural references and bounded paragraph context.
verify_quoteCheck one quote at its source
Compares supplied wording with one anchored change and returns exact, normalized or not_found.
preflight_editsTest the complete edit batch
Runs the full document-processing pipeline in memory and never creates an output document.
apply_editsCreate a new tracked-change output
Writes supported replace, delete, counter and reinstate edits atomically to a create-if-absent file.
export_decision_recordExport compact local provenance
Returns a privacy-aware summary of the best-effort local activity journal for later review.
Expected trust sequence
- List the available rounds.
- Extract the current redlines.
- Verify every quotation used as evidence.
- Preflight the complete proposed edit batch.
- Apply only when the batch is reported as applicable.
- Re-extract the output and export the decision record.
Veqtor never overwrites the source or an existing output file. A successful write creates a new Word document and normally appends to a private local journal.
Local decision records
Unless disabled, tool calls append JSON Lines records to <matter>/.veqtor/decision-records.jsonl. The raw journal may contain verbatim matter text and should not be committed or shared.
These records are best-effort local provenance. They are not authenticated, signed, hash-chained or tamper-evident. Always check record_status before treating an operation as durably recorded.
Versioned primary documentation
- README and installation
- Exact MCP tool API
- Known limitations
- Security policy and threat model
- Release artifacts
The site explains the product. The tagged files define the exact behavior of the release you install.