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An MCP client proposes a bounded action.
Orcel gives MCP-compatible agents a governed path to your own computer. Work stays bounded by local trust, approvals, policy, and audit.
Open source · Apache-2.0 · No mandatory Orcel cloud
An MCP client proposes a bounded action.
Trust, policy, approval, leases, and target identity stay authoritative.
Qualified local providers perform only the permitted operation.
Use the AI client you prefer without handing it an unrestricted shell, filesystem, or desktop.
Connect through the Model Context Protocol instead of a private agent runtime.
Local policy remains decisive even when optional remote transport is in use.
Missing trust, stale identity, expired authority, or unsupported capability returns a bounded failure.
The computer stays authoritative. The agent can request; it cannot silently promote itself.
Approval flows are decided on the computer that owns the authority.
Agent input cannot mint trust, approval, leases, or privileged authority.
Files, Git, browser, desktop, and registered tools stay behind explicit contracts.
Security decisions and qualified execution paths produce inspectable evidence.
Computer use is not a shortcut around policy. Observation, proposals, approvals, execution, and postconditions remain separate steps.
Explore the threat modelRead only through qualified, bounded surfaces.
Agent output is untrusted proposal data, not authority.
Targets, policy, trust, freshness, and risk are checked locally.
Mutations run only through the governed local path.
Outcomes are reported without inventing success or rollback.
Orcel exposes the qualified local surface through MCP, so clients can change without changing who owns authority.
{
"mcpServers": {
"orcel": {
"command": "orcel",
"args": ["mcp", "stdio"]
}
}
}orcel is the current CLI identifier. Prior installations and trusted state are not silently migrated.
Open source, local-first, and built around explicit authority.
Published artifacts stay on the canonical GitHub Releases surface. Verify checksums and provenance before install.