@terminator-network/mcp-server
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MCP server for [Terminator](https://github.com/terminator-network/terminator) — disposable identities for AI agents.
MCP server for Terminator — disposable identities for AI agents.
Exposes 10 tools that AI agents can use directly via the Model Context Protocol.
Add to Claude Code:
claude mcp add terminator -- npx @terminator-network/mcp-server
Or run directly:
npx @terminator-network/mcp-server
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
create_identity | Create a disposable identity with email, phone, and/or card |
get_identity | Get details of a specific identity |
list_identities | List all identities by status |
read_messages | Read emails and SMS for an identity |
extract_code | Parse verification codes from messages |
get_card_details | Get card PAN/CVV/expiry (never stored locally) |
kill_identity | Revoke all resources for one identity |
kill_all | Emergency kill switch for all identities |
get_activity_log | Query the audit trail |
check_status | Provider health check |
npx @terminator-network/mcp-server info
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MCP server for [Terminator](https://github.com/terminator-network/terminator) — disposable identities for AI agents.
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