
Hive Dispute
This pulls dispute and arbitration signals from Kleros, UMA Optimistic Oracle, and Reality.eth so your agent can check a counterparty's history before sending funds. It queries subgraphs and on-chain logs, then scans for reversal patterns on Etherscan and friends. Four tools: check an address for active cases and past disputes, list arbitration providers with current caseloads, get ranked routing suggestions for a new dispute, and see a 24-hour summary of flagged addresses. Hive doesn't adjudicate or hold funds. It's read-only signal data. You still file with Kleros or UMA yourself. Useful when you're building agent commerce and need to surface reputation or risk flags before committing to a transaction.
- tools
- 4
- transport
- HTTP
- last updated
- Apr 28, 2026
Install
From registry metadata$ npx add-mcp https://hive-mcp-gateway.onrender.com/dispute/mcp --name hive-mcp-disputeRun in your terminal. add-mcp asks which agents to add it to (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and more). Add -g to install it for every project.
Review the command, arguments and environment values before installing. MCP servers run with your local permissions.
Other ways
Claude Code
$ claude mcp add --transport http hive-mcp-dispute https://hive-mcp-gateway.onrender.com/dispute/mcpRun in your terminal. Add --scope user to make it available in every project.
Tools
Verified live · 4 toolsVerified live against the running server on Nov 6, 2026.
dispute_checkGiven a counterparty address + chain, return public dispute history, active arbitration cases, and on-chain reversal-pattern flags. Sources: Kleros / UMA / Reality.eth subgraphs (with direct on-chain RPC fallback) plus Etherscan-family transaction scans. Observational only — H...2 params
Given a counterparty address + chain, return public dispute history, active arbitration cases, and on-chain reversal-pattern flags. Sources: Kleros / UMA / Reality.eth subgraphs (with direct on-chain RPC fallback) plus Etherscan-family transaction scans. Observational only — H...
address*stringchain*stringdispute_providersList available third-party arbitration protocols (Kleros, UMA Optimistic Oracle, Reality.eth) with current case load, intake URLs, and jurisdiction model. Hive is not one of them — Hive only surfaces signal.
List available third-party arbitration protocols (Kleros, UMA Optimistic Oracle, Reality.eth) with current case load, intake URLs, and jurisdiction model. Hive is not one of them — Hive only surfaces signal.
No parameters. Call it with no arguments.
dispute_routeGiven a case description, disputed amount in USD, and optional jurisdiction preference, return ranked arbitration provider options. NO automatic filing — Hive returns options + intake URLs only. The disputing party files directly with the chosen provider.3 params
Given a case description, disputed amount in USD, and optional jurisdiction preference, return ranked arbitration provider options. NO automatic filing — Hive returns options + intake URLs only. The disputing party files directly with the chosen provider.
amount_usd*numberdescription*stringjurisdictionstringdispute_today24-hour rollup: flagged-counterparty count + top arbitration providers by active case load.
24-hour rollup: flagged-counterparty count + top arbitration providers by active case load.
No parameters. Call it with no arguments.
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hive-mcp-dispute
Observational dispute/chargeback signal surface for agent-to-agent commerce.
Hive does NOT arbitrate, judge, freeze funds, or enforce dispute outcomes. This is observational signal data only. Disputes are resolved by third-party protocols (Kleros, UMA, Reality.eth) or off-chain legal process. Hive is not a court.
What this is
An MCP server that surfaces arbitration and reversal signals an agent can read before it agrees to a counterparty payment. It pulls from real public sources:
Details
- Repository
- github.com/srotzin/hive-mcp-dispute
- Website
- www.hiveagentiq.com
- Category
- AI & LLM Tools
- Transport
- HTTP
- Registry
- MCP registry, active
- Tools verified
- Nov 6, 2026