Promises

Promises A Model Context Protocol server for Unity, served from WordPress. Promises exposes the intergroup's records — members, groups, meetings and service positions — and, when Trusted is active, the telephone-responder rota, as MCP tools on an authenticated REST endpoint. An MCP client such as Claude can then answer questions about the intergroup and, if you allow it, fill gaps in the rota, without anyone exporting a spreadsheet. Dependencies: Unity (required), Trusted (optional, for the rota) Author: The Bleeding Deacons Table of Contents - Why this exists - Requirements - Installation - Connecting a client - Tools - Privacy - Architecture - Protocol notes - Development - License Why this exists Integrity already publishes Unity's data over REST, and the C# and PHP clients consume it happily. What neither gives you is a way to ask a question — "who's on the helpline on Saturday and is anyone missing", "which meetings run on Tuesday evenings in the north of the city" — without someone writing the query first. MCP is the protocol that closes that gap, and revision 2026-07-28 is what makes it practical inside WordPress: the protocol is